F-117 did have radar, it also could carry AIM-9 Sidewinders internally. They trained pilots of 117s to take out AWAC planes... I flew with pilots who trained as such.
Just more bullshit from the internet "know it all."
I dOnT nEeD SoUrCeS bEcAusE tHiS iS aLl TrIvIaL.
You look like a hipster asshat.
Yes, and you have presented a giant pile of conjecture, followed it up with a bunch of judgment, and then made a major effort to let us know how much insight you have, without actually providing any insight. Way to go, Jasory!
Even a bit of personal experience goes further than a pile of conjecture spewed from an internet "know it all."
I agree hydrogen has a lot of challenges, but as you said, it does have niche uses, and I do see some places (Steel Arc Furnace) where it could make an impact IF driven by green energy. Not really disagreeing with you persay but you are downplaying Hydrogen a bit in my opinion.
We are still finding new ways to utilize it both in the electrolyzer and in chemical synthesis so there is more ground for us to cover in the near future I feel like (opinion).
I'm not sure a train is the right place though... yeah.
Not for nothing, but in the US, the pedophiles that end up in the prison system are very likely to experience hell on earth as the other inmates will certainly not be a fan of theirs. It's like some criminal pecking order. I have no idea if that's a thing outside the US, but maybe...
Another benefit I enjoy from a community college is the smaller class sizes (relative to a university) when taking these core classes.
As an individual returning to school after working for 15 years, a community college was on my list with online schools (they also have an online community college, of course) as the price of it is much lower than a university. If it were free for younger folks, that would be an incredible incentive to learn a trade.
Where I live (N. Colorado), a community college's cost can get rather steep. If you take eight credit hours, you could pay $1500+ just for the classes, and you may buy books. That's a typical out-of-pocket for a local school here, so you may get a grant, program, or scholarship to help you, but yeah, it's hard...
Thx for the Jeopardy knowledge, Smeagol!
I'll take "examples of adult tantrums" for $100, Alex!
*...we still do Jeopardy jokes right...? *
That's right... Zuckerberg and Bezos have a scrub team they send around once a quarter to keep the internet shiny...
Corrected Bezos, it's a z.
Especially when you have Ivy League schools that could spend a million dollars a year on dorms and still make profits from the donations they receive.
So many Universities have become a booming business, making me want to throw up. Knowledge is crucial. Putting it behind a giant paywall that keeps growing for its own selfish needs is a means of control.
Note that I'm not talking about every single college in the world. I'm just referring to a big problem with a lot of them.
Sincerely, A college student
We were hearing Kaiser providers complain of workloads at least 10 years ago. Sad to see nothing has changed. Not surprising in the least.
I can only hope that this actually does something.