Nah, not him. It was in the recommendations - not someone I’ve subscribed to

fuels battery fires

Not true. They put out burning electric cars with water all the time. The issue is that it usually won’t stop the thermal runaway reaction - it just pauses it. The car might re-ignite on its own later. That’s why my local fire station has a container full of water that they submerge the car in to cool the battery pack down and actually stop the reaction.

According to various tests, water has been found to have the most effective cooling effect. On the other hand, different reports have stated that extinguishing battery packs has in the worst cases taken several hours and required several cubic meters of extinguishing/cooling water.

Especially in Central Europe, in certain areas, so-called extinguishing platforms are commonly used for extinguishing and cooling electric vehicle battery fires. In the extinguishing platform method, the car is submerged in water. The advantage of this method is that it effectively prevents the fire from spreading, and the contaminated extinguishing water can also be collected. In the method, all battery cells - including undamaged ones - go into short circuit, and as a result, no combustion energy remains in the battery pack.

In practice, this means at least several days of submersion to ensure that all battery cells have short-circuited and that the battery’s charge has been completely discharged. As the fleet of electric vehicles becomes more widespread, it is worth considering whether submerging the vehicle is an efficient and appropriate method.

Source (in Finnish)

Probably not. It’s not going to be skill issue but no matter how handy you are, you still only have two of them. Not too long ago I watched a video of a guy setting up a single car garage like this on his own and he was struggling immensely.

Is the lesson here to drive diesel then? It doesn’t burn on it’s own like gasoline or lithium-ion batteries does.

Nobody’s paying them specifically for sharing disinformation. They’ve been paid for driving engagement as content creators. The whole point of the article is that the platform is stopping payments to these people precisely because they’re spreading disinformation.

Platforms letting creators in on ad revenue generated by engagement with their content isn’t exactly a new thing. But if you then switch to spreading lies for profit, of course they should get kicked out of the program.

As long as there’s water inside the heater it’s fine.

With a miter/circular saw. I’m physically unable to cut straight with handtools. Even if I use a square to make guide lines around the entire piece.

You’re free to make up your own mind. No need to go with whatever group you identify with tells you you’re supposed to do or think.

Payload only accounts for a small part of the missile’s cost. It’s still going to be really expensive for both parties.

Oh, c’mon now. People are individuals. You’re not really doing anyone any favors with these broad generalizations. Not all non-straight men are interesting, and not everyone who joined a fraternity is an NPC incapable of thinking for themselves. You can’t just take a massive group of people like that and treat them as if they’re all the same.

Which of those vehicles don’t even need to exist?

This is genuinely so strange to me. I wouldn’t generally mind that one has to somehow prove themselves to be able to join but just to humiliate other because it’s something you had to endure few years earlier makes no sense to me and I don’t want anything to do with a club that does that. I’m far more likely to find likeminded people within the group who chose not to join for the same reason.

Why would you assume they’re all straight?

Mitenköhän tuo määritellään, että mikä lasketaan korjauspalveluksi. Mun koko yritystoiminta perustuu rakentamiseen ja korjaamiseen. Onko reijän paikkaus kipsilevyseinässä korjaamista? Entä pesuallashanan säätöosan vaihto? Rikkinäisen kattotiilen vaihtaminen uuteen? Vuotavan sadevesikourun paikkaus?

If it’s marked on a map I consider it a bad spot. I just browse terrain maps for nice looking locations and then hike there to see what it’s like in person. If there are signs of other people having stayed there in the recent months then I go somewhere else.

Admittedly I have the luxury of free to roam laws so I can camp quite literally where ever I want.

I’m not sure about that. Those are getting quite rare even among diesel trucks.

Perhaps one without back seats and a longer bed? No? Well I’ll keep dieseling around then.

You clearly weren’t using Knipex pliers.