And On This Farm He Had A Blog

@matigo Speaking from experience, it can produce a lot of negative energy. :D

That said, I could go for a bourbon right now but it's 03:45. sigh

@matigo This doesn't sound anything like a power lunch.

@c None of that addresses anything I've said.

@c And why are you referring me to a anti ev debunking site? I'm arguing that it can be done better. Lithium ion is the easy way out and had the toxicity and finite resource issues, long term, we are trying to get away from.

@c And they are finite, like petroleum, and are toxic.

@c many of the early concepts don't involve transport at all as it is produced on site via solar or wind power and simple tap water.

I think we're going on the wrong direction with electric cars.

Lithium ion tech is, long term, the same trap as fossile fuels in terms of resources and pollution.

Need to spend the research dollars on making hydrogen fuel cells viable. H2O from the exhaust pipe and we will never run out of hydrogen. No rare earth minerals and metals to run out of. None of it making its way to the water table in dumps.

@joeo10 The deeper I got into Node, the more labyrinthine it became.

Status: Piecing together the system calls this malware makes.

The server will be wiped, naturally, but I actually enjoy the forensics side of this.

@joeo10 I'm more than a little suspicious of what this "code of conduct breech" was. Since no-one's spelling it out and most of the vitriol seems to be coming from the people forking the project, I'm inclined to think THEY are the problem.

I miss projects being about the code instead of the crusading bullshit.

And I do not care how unpopular that viewpoint is.