Youtube comments of CreeperOnYourHouse (@CreeperOnYourHouse).

  1. Regarding antisemitism in France: I can't speak to it personally, but my mother's told me the story of the month she spent in high school, going to a French school in 1981. She didn't tell anybody she was Jewish, and the moment they found out, she was the victim of ridicule from the host family and the other students, the hosts complaining that they wanted to host a real American, not a Jew. Antisemitism in France, at least in the early 80's, was a real thing, and very well could have been by the time the Bogdanoffs entered the field, and the line of sight of Flato.
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  2. There should be a flat earth mod for KSP.
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  3. Wow, skye has really grown over the past few years.
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  4. "Unbreakable" The model T was far from reliable, regularly snapping cranks and rods. It's simply easy to fix.
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  5.  @javiermesa-martinez8731  For what it's worth, I never said that my mother only experienced antisemitism, only that her host family and some other students treated her like that and thus it's reasonable to say that it was present in France during that time period. I can't speak more to her experience or the extent of it, since that was over 40 years ago and I only know what she told me.
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  6. This is going to require very tight clearances and very good maintenance to avoid dying.
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  7. Was so angry that they went through so much effort to lighten the car, be aerodynamic, make it useless as a daily driver, but then throw that all away with speed.
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  8. the "low tension" piston ring is a misunderstanding; the pressure put on the cylinder walls is the same (and so just as effectively prevents blowby), but because the rings are thinner, there's less surface area on which the pressure can apply force, thus applying less force and by extension less friction. The issues come when, like you say, the oil control rings get prematurely clogged or are poorly designed and it stops working.
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  9. INTELLIGENCE REPORT?  FROM A POTATO?
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  10. they say that the rockets described in the national anthem were launched by a Jeb Kerman, their brilliance inspiring the writer.
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  11. room Magnets work by having tiny yodelling japanese engineers attract the metal through their charismatic strength. aside from that, what anime is your avatar from?
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  12. ***** We can do it! With science!
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  13. For extreme efficiency while flying around Kerbin.
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  14. Try to walk uphill with 1x time acceleration. Higher acceleration decreases traction, so try lower
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  15. What does Darude have to do with it?
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  16. My mother's friends with Irwin, Doug's brother. Knowing the family, I'm not surprised that one of them would be one of the people who called out the college board, they're all borderline geniuses. My favourite example of this is James Watt's original steam engine crankshaft design, which uses this mechanical trick in order to have a built-in gear reduction which also avoids the issue of needing to pay a royalty for using the patent for the crankshaft.
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  17. "Death; something we're all looking forward to." Speak for yourself. Thanks to denial, I'm immortal.
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  18. For the torque wrench, use a welder to extend the 15mm spanner, measure the length from the center, and use a force gauge to pull the spanner in the direction you want. Multiply the force by the length to get torque.
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  19. wow, skye has certainly become older since the last time she'd been in a video (or at least, last I remember).
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  20.  @stevehaire6324  I know it's been 2 weeks since you initially commented, but having lived in the USA my whole life and witnessing court matters myself I can answer all of these "holes": 1. The entire reason why it failed to plead insanity was because he wasn't insane, but unfortunately after being unable to make a functional defense there was no other option. That's his entire point; it was his only option, and it failed. 2. In the USA, some states have sentencing recommended by a jury, with the judge giving final say on what the sentence should be. They're present, of course, but they're not allowed to interrupt the judge, or else risk being held in contempt. 3. He's probably referring to the legal or probationary system finding a probation violation, or at least imagining one. Possible if he lives in a city or the south and is black, because USA. Somewhere in the process of trying him for the probation violation, they probably looked through the legal documents and the court proceedings in front of another judge where they might have been able to have a semi-fair shake at doing things properly, and he threw out the probation violation and got the charge expunged from his record. 4. As for double jeopardy: That only applies if you're deemed innocent, you're not allowed to be retried for the same charge in teh same circumstances, only for something else. It doesn't apply for times when you're found guilty, or appeals would not be a thing. 5. "Despite nothing a jury felt was illegal" yes, and he wan't ever allowed to say he was defending himself, so the obvious conclusion is guilt. During the sentencing hearings when they found out they provided a sentence that was effectively nothing, which shows that they went back on their initial decision once hearing all the evidence they didn't previously have. Everything makes sense within the context of the USA legal system.
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  21. The MAF has 2 parts to it: The thermometer and the hot wire. The thermometer is, well, a thermometer. It measures the incoming air temperature. Using *that*, it heats the hot wire to 100C over the air temperature. The more power it takes to maintain the heat on the hot wire, the more air is flowing through. I'm semi-confident this is correct.
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  22. ***** Magic is the explanation!
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  23. Damn, I was hoping they'd make the case that the money has to be tried by a jury of other forms of currency.
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  24. What got me is that they were driving over 70mph. You can reliably beat EPA estimates just by driving 60mph, and they clearly showed video where they were over 70.
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  25. While there may have been fw 190 prototypes with a turbo, none were actually produced with a turbo beyond that.
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  26.  @hairybass480  doghouse isn't just about power or engine size, it's about making sure cylinder 3 gets the same temp air as the other cylinders.
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  27.  @hairybass480  fair enough, but if it's had 5 different engines there's a very real possibility that at some point in the line they went to the later style engines and their coolers.
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  28.  @JamesStripling  1. Yes they were designed for single use 2. Have you ever heard of a Differential?
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  29. I wonder if you could do a repo on the government to get back your owed funds, and keep any excess.
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  30.  @operator8014  Or at the very least an intercooler delete.
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  31. I'm imagining "it was an accident" as an excuse for speeding, driving without registration, mugging, or murder. "I didn't do it maliciously, it was an accident!"
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  32. I believe you played this on the channel way back when it was first released as an alpha.
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  33. I'm converting my 1986 Volvo 240 to a Mustang transmission. Once it's done, could you review it?
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  34.  @dyingculture1  I imagine it'd still be classified as wrong address by whoever was using it back then, as well.
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  35. my family's originally from the USSR, and my paternal grandparents had a GAZ-21 that they bought in 1963. They said that they had to borrow money from every family member in order to buy it, and the reason why they chose it over the Lada or other affordable options is that, due to the high price, there was no multi-year long queue to receive one.
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  36. Yeah surprised he hadn't figured that one out yet
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  37. The first time i saw the F 222 in war thunder, both of its engine nacelles were on fire, giving it the appearance of a jet aircraft. This genuinely had me confused until I saw it unmolested in the hangar several days later. I now call it the br 1.7 jet bomber as a joke to myself.
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  38. Is she still alive?
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  39. I don't remember The Dictator having words until the very end, with Charlie Chaplin's speech. what scene are you talking about?
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  40. Oh look, biased news. It is everywhere, this is just one of the more blatant examples.
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  41. Imagine having a smart doorbell connected to the account and they take a week to just watch the recording they already have access to.
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  42. I've got a mostly stock 240 myself. Keeping it mostly stock, just improving the chassis, transmission, and camshaft.
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  43. Humble Mechanic said how much oil was caught, but he never actually included how the deposits on the valves were affected.
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  44.  @punnequraq  the automatic was a cvt. While good for city driving due to optimal ratios, in the highway when you have constant low rpm in a single gear, it's worse due to added inefficiencies to the belt drive.
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  45. I feel like it would only stand up in court if vehicle manufacturers actually allowed you to use the car without all of the extra features beyond the basic legal requirements (wipers, headlights, hvac). Your contract has you buy the car, the implied warranty of merchantability is that you'll be able to use the car. If you must also agree to the EULA to use the car, and you don't agree to wanting to use the software, then it breaks basic contract law.
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  46. The problem is they're still refusing to, after they were ordered they had to.
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  47. Would like to see that going to the supreme court, see what they say about the finality of justice by jury.
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  48. The best part of knock is turning hypereutectic pistons into sand.
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  49. "All cars in the US in 1975" Except Hondas, which managed to avoid it until the late 80's thanks to CVCC being so good at reducing emissions.
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  50. Last I knew, NASA tried all it could to find errors and was unable...
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  51. oppai.
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  52. Mustrum Ridcully Obviously.
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  53. That's why it was never built.
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  54. So that's what the bottom of your face looks like.
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  55. I think a good solution would be to have a "break-away" section of the barrel by the chamber, a sort of "key", where if the chamber pressures reach such a pressure that it would blow off the back, just short of that (let's say 80%), the metal in the barrel would break away in a specific hole, and relieve that excess pressure.
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  56. This is not wearing your heart on a sleeve, this is corporate to speak disguised as that. Nobody uses synergize or paradigm in real life conversation. Hes a corporate managerial drone.
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  57.  @kerbalairforce8802  uhm, in what way?
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  58.  @solidmoon8266  why would a clearly biased judge accept a motion for a mistrial
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  59. Did you at least switch it to the later style doghouse cooler?
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  60. @Shortest Movie Rants Where can I find this original use?
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  61.  @robertsmith2956  when it comes to car related stuff, these tinfoil hats are very needed. See the video where automated overhead tolls are now being used to actually track people rather than just charge them.
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  62. What kind of mixture ratios are you using for your cars?
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  63.  @davebarenberg4922  just make sure the diaphragms don't dry up and are replaced every 20 years or so.
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  64. From research that I've done, MoS2 is a dry lubricant, so it's ideal for use in situations where there's no oil. An example would be when you start up your car after leaving it sitting, where normally oil has left the bearings, MoS2 will still provide a barrier between the metal parts.
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  65.  @moogle68  i think he's referring to the gm small block based v6, which was built into the 90's.
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  66. Wait, you're dead? How did you type that?
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  67. +CockpumpVideo Jerrymandering's a bitch.
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  68. drive by wire is as simple as a servo or electromagnetic piston with varying current. This adds many complex parts to tight specification, increasing cost and decreasing reliability, as there is much more to wear down.
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  69. Your first explanation only applies to newer vehicles and diesels. Older automatics, even 7 years old, do not turn off fuel injectors when coasting down a hill in gear. Lose control to speed up? Put it back in gear. As for the law, I don't live in any of those states. The second one, I agree with. Third I agree with. Fourth, I think the reason behind that is so they don't roll if they accidentally release the brake. It's not to avoid transmission stress or fuel economy, it's to avoid accidents. Fifth, I agree with. But hey, who am I? I'm just offering an alternate point of view.
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  70. My grandmother has a story that when she was being taught to drive the GAZ 24, when she braked the car suddenly skidded sideways, and then lifted the driver's side up off the ground at a large angle, then crashing back down with a massive thud.
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  71.  @UmmmmmmmWhat  I think that's called hallucinations
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  72. My personal experience in Illinois, is that I was going 68 miles an hour in a 65 mile-an-hour Zone. I was pulled over after about 1 or 2 miles, got my car drug searched because the dog sniffed something that wasn't there. I don't think their dogs are well trained
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  73. @Pete Mason Then what do you call the lever on the opposite side of the mixture screw?
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  74. B 5 24 4 S4, not B 52 44 S4. B for Benzin (gas), 5 for cylinders, 24 for displacement, 4 for valves per cylinder, S4 is for the iteration of the engine design.
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  75. I blame the weakening of unions.
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  76. I would have preferred they actually see what happens when you use engine oil as a coolant.
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  77. This is what I knew would happen once the all-electronic tolling started up 6 years ago. Dangerously close to big brother. Also, it's way too easy to pop up toll stations now. There's like 4 of them between me and Boston, like 6 dollars just to drive into the city, 9 to get to the airport from my house. Barely 15 miles.
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  78.  @TheAzureNightmare  yes for the rods, but the design was fundamentally for the wrong for crank, and better rods would be heavier, exacerbating the issue. Thin, long bearings prone to oil starvation, twisting, and shearing under load. The engine used in the model a was very similar, and there's a guy who documented the process of re-engineering that one.
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  79.  @TheAzureNightmare  If you look up model a engine re engineered you should be able to find the website pretty easily.
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  80.  @themucleman  they're not reliable, just fixable. These things were not meant to last a long time, they're just rust resistant and repairable enough to survive as happenstance.
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  81. The front fell off.
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  82.  @thevalorousdong7675  i said "lives in... the south and is black", but okay.
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  83. Since Civil Asset Forfeiture is done on the basis that the money is being accused of a crime, have you considered taking the matter up to the supreme court on the basis that the money is deprived of its Constitutional Rights to be judged by a jury of its peers, specifically other currencies?
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  84. Have you ever seen the Volvo 240? They've got pretty thin pillars, near 360 degree viewing angles. They're so strong that it can carry the car's weight 6 times over, it was literally their advertising. It's nothing to do with the pillar size, it's do do with glass contouring and cost to do so to match modern aerodynamic styling.
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  85. why not rebuild?
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  86. The last shot should've been what they did; set up an 8 track with "God Save the Queen" looped on every single track, switching to the next track every loop for added redundancy.
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  87. A likely reason this was never used by the germans in a fighter capacity is their focus on being able to fire through the propeller hub.
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  88.  @moogle68  probably chevrolet 90⁰ V6, probably odd fire, which was something redesigned in the engine in the mid 80's.
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  89. DAMNIT! I WAS GETTING SO CLOSE TO DOING THAT MYSELF!
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  90.  @i-never-look-at-replies-lol  it's not even about the raw value in dollars, it's about how much those collectable silver coins are worth.
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  91. Sorry to tell you, but they didn't fix anything, they replaced your entire laptop and you lost all your data as a result.
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  92. You should release a recipe for cole slaw and call it Lehto Slaw.
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  93. We didn't see it.
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  94. I only agree with your number 6. With the way voting zones are set up, every seat of the house of representatives ends up the same year after year. There's also the fact that the government does not allow third-party parties to exist in a developed state, even though it would allow different viewpoints to be organized better.
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  95. There weren't any doctors! Pay attention to the upper right more.
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  96. Stuart K. Seels He means rubbing alcohol/pure ethanol.
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  97. Sempai, notice my red flag.
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  98. I enjoy your videos.
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  99. I once made a ship with the same initials (BTSM), standing for Better Than Scott Manley's. And it would have been and almost was, except for that my slow computer wouldn't let me develop it.
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  100. Björn Mätal Prop engines can be electric, jets cannot. Ultimate efficiency is powering the plane by solar panels.
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  101. In case you can't tell, this is a joke.
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  102. HEIL GRAMMAR!
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  103.  @kuhljager2429  that pump he's using is most definitely not high speed.
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  104. It really puts into context about how Australians view insults as compliments and compliments as insults.
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  105. Moonshine's octane is too high.
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  106. Real g's remember it's Warp Drive Or Bust.
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  107. Gonna do a double transcontinental one day in an 86 Volvo.
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  108.  @IcedLance  Technically correct for this specific case, maybe. What about every other instance that was referenced of this happening, suddenly applying an arbitrary price for enterprise with limited time to switch? Were they all online casinos?
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  109. "it could be amd" AMD's 8 core is better than Intel's.
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  110. The point of the AC cooling unit is to keep the battery from overheating with the car off. It's to prevent situations like where the nissan leaf batteries would prematurely die because they'd get hot and wouldn't be cooled while charging or just sitting outside. In California, this would be especially important.
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  111. the actual chitty bang bang cars only had one chitty, not 2.
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  112. What happened to motortrend? I haven't been paying attention to background stuff.
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  113. Needs smaller fire tubes, and water injectors so you can have less water in there at a time. A condenser and heat insulation would also help.
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  114. The mock-Russian is complete garbage, but somehow they actually got the accent right.
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  115. Considering the propane company seems to be unwilling to show any documentation of this deal, it's possible this is just their grift to do with new houses, and this is the first time they've been called out?
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  116. The title reminds of that case I believe out of Idaho, where a former drug user had his flivver, a range rover he bought with an inheritance, claimed under the accusation he was using it to deal l drugs with no basis and no (new) criminal charges. He spend years trying to replevin his flivver and the state kept filling appeal after appeal to keep it to the point of absurdity. He should have been able to replevin his flivver, but he was not allowed until the Supreme Court of the state stepped in.
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  117. From what i remember, it already had a working engine, he swapped in a cheaper one, and the plane was old enough to not require the usual equipment and checks by law.
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  118. As anybody can say, no matter what goes on, no matter what you're pulled over for, they will generally find a reason to ticket you. The best thing to do is to: Look clueless, but doing your best to comply (this works in my case, since I'm 20 and look a little bit younger), and if they ask to search your car, let them, since I know I never have anything illegal in my car. That way, when it takes 15 minutes to do their job, they don't even bother to give you a ticket because you're completely clueless about the situation that they just pity you and let you go.
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  119. "If you are pointing down you will not go to space today." XKCD simplified Apollo reference.
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  120. uwu
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  121. It sounds like the problem isn't the car, it's where you live. They hate supercars.
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  122. It took me four and a half minutes to realize you were playing it's the end of the world in the background
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  123. Because if it's directly beneath you, you'd need to maneuver in order to realign with the runway, which would lose speed and create risks.
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  124. I'd like to, sorta, take you up on that offer at some point in the future. I'm currently in the process of building a B230 redblock with flattop LS pistons and a performance head. Once it's done, I plan on dynoing it, then installing a fuel preheater that runs off the coolant, and dynoing it again. It's not a vapour system, it's closer to Smokey Yunick's design which involved preheating the carburetor and the air, and doesn't go as far, but it would still be a way to test whether fuel preheating is a viable way to improve power/economy.
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  125. Gravity Casting means the metal is poured into the cast, and the metal flows via gravity. This would not increase strength over injection casting, where the metal is injected under pressure into the casting. The only difference is cost, and the reason why you'd do one or the other is if you have a more complex casting geometry, and so conventional gravity casting can not do the job. The difference is likely just the valve stems, and that can be rectified by swapping over the valve guides.
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  126. Violent and unplanned rapid disassembly.
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  127. I look forward to the day when the state seizes the money of a congressman's or supreme court justice's offspring and the entire system comes crumbling down.
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  128. I literally only got adblocker because not using it gave me viruses. I then only switched mobile youtube clients because of the ads every 2-3 minutes making content unwatchable/passively listenable to.
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  129. I do believe that Brazil uses 100% ethanol fuel.
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  130.  @markspqr  He's gone over this, they didn't. They treated it as undue and excessive fines, rather than as theft of property.
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  131. Which episode is this?
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  132.  @themucleman  there's a balance in there, where complexity and technological advancement get very close. Technological advancement to let them make better parts more often, but insufficient complexity to make it prone to failure. In my opinion, that balance point was achieved in the late 80's to mid 90's, just before cars started to get bloated. I say this as an owner of a 1986 Volvo 240, which was almost on the edge of sufficient mechanical advancement to last a while, but was designed just a bit too early and has wonky electronic design.
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  133.  @Bialy_1  To best epitomise the difference between "Reliable" and "fixable", let's look at the 90's toyota. How often does stuff break? Rarely, if ever. If it does? Well, on the side of the road you could probably do everything short of a head gasket of an engine/transmission rebuild as long as you have the right 3 sockets and a wrench. The Model T was built to be cheap, except for the choice in steel, reduce price as much as possible. "The car was known to drive and serve for many decades" yes, so is the VW beetle, there are millions of those around, but most examples have gone through at least 2 engine and a transaxle rebuild by now. Are they reliable? Hell no, but if your throttle cable snaps you can hook up a string to the carb and actuate it with your hand out the window. When I say fix, I mean fix. The trembler coils which drove the ignition were accessible by undoing a single strap, the spark plugs were massive units where you could pull out the electrode, polish it up, then shove it back in there and keep driving. A downdraught carburetor was used because it was easier than using a good carburetor gasket. Before driving you always had to pull the oil drain plug to make sure there was enough in there to keep the transmission lubricated. People had to drive backwards for enough fuel pressure to get over hills and if there was any kind of collision your seat was the gas tank and you should consider yourself Johnny Storm, because you're gonna be on fire. I won't disagree that the Model T was well designed, it absolutely was, it achieved its goals well, but well designed to meet its specific purpose doesn't mean it's reliable. It's not reliable, it wasn't built to be. Cars of that era were expensive not only because of the work that went into building it, but also the endless maintenance that had to go into making sure every day that you were in good shape to go for a drive, lubricating every joint on the car, checking the magnetos, oiling the dampers, etc. The Model T did away with that by making the car cheap enough to be disposable, and if it wasn't disposed of because it was so cheap it was cheap to buy more parts to replace where it failed.
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  134. What I've learned here is that if you take a matte grey hyundai through a car wash, a trash can will attack you.
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  135. So you owed 10 dollars for being locked up, after charges were dropped. Then they jailed you for owing the 10 dollars, and now you owe more. Then they jailed you for not paying *that*, and then they jailed you for 2.5 years?
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  136. All it needs is a siding for a train every 30 miles and trains to be able to fit in them. Double track everywhere is excessive.
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  137. I've always felt that the solution to autonomous cars is to just have a bluetooth-like device within each car, letting every car around it know the speed, size, and direction of travel. No need to have detection of anything beside the roads. Several antennas on each car would allow the car to triangulate the direction and distance of each signal, It's easy to have the computers find pathing solutions with that, and dedicating more processing power to detecting other obstacles.
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  138. How much does it cost? I might do it to my Volvo 240 to prevent rust.
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  139. I love the rip at Soviet Womble at 8:10
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  140.  @fuzzydunlop7928  yay liam.
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  141.  @Maninawig  If something is accused of a crime and must be defended in that crime, it must be provided rights under the nation's laws, after all.
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  142. It was mentioned in the comments of his last video that the fuse for the exhaust control was probably removed, so the computer can't put it into the standard quiet mode.
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  143. I don't know if that's the most efficient way, haha. That just means you need the least air to get the most RPM, and that usually ends up being richer than being most efficient.
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  144.  @johnmuir8305  I'm saying it's not relevant to the equation here. If a car with a damn near panoramic view can hold 6 times its weight, you don't need pillars the size of tree trunks.
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  145. My personal unprofessional opinion is that the reason the judge did not allow this evidence to go through is that, he himself, had previously been the victim of an affair, and by punishing this man and treating him unfairly he was getting revenge upon those that wronged him.
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  146. ​ @CaptainHoratioPugwash it was intended for the 960 1998 model year, then Volvo was bought by Ford.
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  147. Is there any actual data that can be found on the subject for testing? I can't find anything that isn't just advertising it.
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  148. I think you emant "POW! Right in the kisser."
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  149. Modern science has determined the dinosaurs were actually cooked alive in 400 degree heat as debris rained down. They mention it in the video.
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  150. Lead is known for increasing sweetness, after all!
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  151.  @chubbysumo2230  80-90% is an underestimate. A truck that weight 40 tonnes deals 20^4 times more damage than a car that weighs 2 tonnes.
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  152. If only CrossfireX was supported, to force a crossfire profile on the games that don't have it. Crossfire is the normal version, which requires a profile.
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  153. From what I can see, with some good engineering it should be possible to replace the actuator with a governor-type device
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  154. 10 years ago i first heard about this, and i did research. At the time, there was a video that could be found of a brass era car which had a T head combustion chamber with a central expansion cylinder. You could hear it running and it was near silent. This did make it into cars, it didn't just lie dormant for 124 years, only about 100.
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  155. "Not hard to find an attorney if you've got a good case" I have to disagree with you there Steve. It's a bit of a niche situation, but a real one. I know a guy, who to be honest, is morbidly obese. In the late 90's he hurt his knee, couldn't walk for a few months, blew up like a balloon. A few years ago, he was having some issues, and was in rehab for one reason or another. Because of his long term high weight, he has issues with his kidneys, to the point where it's in his doctor's notes that he should never be given diuretics, because despite the large amount of water weight he's got stored up, the harm that it'll do to his kidneys would cause kidney failure. The rehab place? They saw his doctors notes, but they then ignored it and gave him the diuretics. After a week? Kidney failure. The doctor knew it would happen, he knew it would happen, everyone knew it would happen, but the rehab place chose to do it anyway. He's got a slam dunk case for malpractice, but he can't find a single lawyer willing to take his case. He's going into bankruptcy because of the massive medical bills that were piled on as a result of this incident.
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  156. You have a different idea of "low budget" vs most people. When most people think low budget, they're thinking of 2k or less.
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  157. 2.1L was until 1982. 1983 they made the 2.3L standard, with the 2.1 remaining on the turbocharged cars.
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  158.  @d4a  maybe you are, but thanks to denial I'm immortal.
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  159. most of the fresh water is frozen in ice caps? Time to melt it and harvest the water.
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  160. It would also be great for ultralight.
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  161. 30%, 25%, 50%. 105%. Well then. That's not good money.
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  162.  @5naxalotl  it's expensive to design and build, and pretty heavy and noisy, however on aircraft engines it's a good idea because they don't fail all at once and are more reliable.
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  163. I loved the segment with Margot Robbie, great way to break up the monotony and keep the audience engaged.
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  164. That might be more to do with optimal design for Radial vs inline engines. The Hughes H-1 pretty much defined the ideal design used for high speed radial engine fighter aircraft through WW2. The only one to not follow the design was the P-47.
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  165. The american equivalent to the 22RE would be the Ford Pinto i4 engine. 1970-2001. European equivalent would be the Volvo Redblock. 1976 to 1998.
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  166. Yay, Volvo 780.
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  167. Didn't you say in January that there was no point for going intel over AMD? Why'd you go for Intel?
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  168. Try engine restorer oil additive, supposedly it puts a lining of copper and lead into the worn parts of the cylinder to decrease blowby.
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  169. I wonder what really happened to the Panchen Lama.
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  170. Maybe you just had the choke settings wrong?
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  171. Look in the top left, it's physics acceleration.
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  172. Does anybody know why, in the beginning, Scott mentioned a big day for him and his lawyer?
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  173. Don't you hate it when you have to play a game with janky physics?
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  174. +Michael Lynch I apologize, I was wrong. Though I must say that SAABs were notoriously unreliable in the 90's, and GM cars in the 80's were as well. Mechanical fuel injection cutting off, if you say so, it must be true.
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  175. The 2 stroke V8: Why is the bank 1 producing less smoke than bank 2?
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  176. I actually had the case thrown out by the judge automatically when the police officer didn't show up. Maybe the judge took pity on me, when he saw how new I was to the process and was terrified.
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  177. And the propfan.
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  178. make an entire cylinder head out of JB weld.
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  179. +LazyGeekgamer HD (Roynoris Senpai) is your waifu a yandere?
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  180. The power supply is very inadequate. The FX-8350 takes like 300 watts, and the 1070 would bring 650 watts to the limit.
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  181. try ceratech oil additive? Also, where did you get the mechanism to control liquid flow?
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  182. He said a bunch of months ago that he's using a 7870, so he has since upgraded.
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  183. why do you ignore the Zuse? that was the first programmable computer, built before the colossus.
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  184. You might've been able to stop the leak by removing the screw, covering it in rubber cement, and putting the screw back in.
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  185. What's the thing in the background with the German WW2 tanks?
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  186. Why replace the diff, to ruin the MPG? Will you at least increase overdrive ratio to compensate?
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  187. I recommended it too... Anyway, test how long it will last, maybe run a wire from the plug to the bolt, might increase performance as the spark can be hotter.
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  188. 1:12 It's the 5th Doctor! About 20 second before that, it was the 10th.
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  189. I'd say the answer is yes, they do, but like a gaseous fluid not liquid.
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  190. Try to use ceratec from liqui-moly, allegedly they add white boron nitride nanoparticles which create a ceramic coating on engine pars.
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  191. +Mr.Trevisol1 You're missing the point: That STOCK ksp doesn't have it, that it needs to be modified to have prop engines. That's the disappointment, not that they aren't available.
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  192. Try an IV drip of monster energy with the clear cylinder head, see how long it lasts.
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  193. But Noodynaady's actual ingrate tootle is of come into the garner mauve and thy nice are stores of morning and buy me a bunch of iodines. 
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  194. Bill Vestal Finnegans Wake quote. The writing is equivalent to if you take the English language, put it into a food processor on "pulse," and use what comes out.
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  195. Astronaut ice cream gets soft and tasty if you keep it in your mouth of a bit.
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  196. I think that the benefit didn't come from the 80mhz overclock: that would come out to a less than 10% boost, but the powr level increase, so that it could use more power and reach those higher scores.
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  197. ***** I know you are, but what am I?
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  198. ***** Why should I stop trying to be what you aren't?
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  199. ***** I will only stop when you start.
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  200. Bob Jones How about thou goeth to Hell.
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  201. Bob Jones Nay, thou is the proper pronoun for singular second-person, and Hades is a specific place, and should therefore be capitalized. Hell is also a place, so I am not wrong in telling thou to goeth there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell,_Michigan
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  202. Bob Jones Exactly, so thou canst bugger off now.
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  203. I'd prefer 8 over 11.
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  204. What is your profile pic from?
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  205. try ceratec from liquimoly on the engine, to fix the knock, or maybe try to run down another engine after using it.
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  206. Please note that the main reason agriculture was created was because our ancestors were bored. 4 hours of hunting non-lethal animals provided enough food for the week.
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  207. Wait, why the hell did they give you a 4 year old computer? 24 GB of RAM = Nehalem.
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  208. ***** Why'd you reply to me?
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  209. +Spicy Memes It could also be 2*8 + 2*4. I wasn't as knowledgable in computers then as I am now. And no, it can't. Especially a year and a half ago, when broadwell wasn't even on desktop. 6 gig sticks don't exist.
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  210. What about Vermin Supreme?
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  211. His dad's in Scotland.
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  212. Make that 16.
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  213. The parts that failed didn't seem to fail in the places where bubbles would form, i.e. at the top of the part.
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  214. Bulk discount on misconduct.
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  215. My shit is named knowledge. Also, MrZephron never said anything about Scott's Awesome Scott, and never completed his sentence.
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  216. What happened?
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  217. SSSSSssssssSSSSSSSSSSSsssssss
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  218. But those that are told correctly, those you look up on the internet, include that scene.
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  219. It's really up to the tone of voice used when saying the phrase.
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  220. Why change the title after a month? Weird timing.
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  221. I want a car powered by a rocket engine. On the autobahn, it would be completely legal.
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  222. sounds like you need to figure out aftermarket engine computers.
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  223. It is possible to integrate a conventional journal bearing into the design, but it would make the crank be more expensive to manufacture. Would increase lifespan for aircraft purposes though.
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  224. you have no need for thumbs up, he saw mine and it wasn't thumbed up.
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  225.  @brianwest2775  A lot of motherboards these days actually have 2 BIOS ROMs and a switch to switch for this reason.
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  226. You forgot, the shuttle is gravity turning the wrong way. It should be gravity turning over its 'back', but it's gravity turning onto its 'belly'.
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  227. I'm joking, I know what creeper world is. I'm sad I've only gotten to the demo version. But still, SO MUCH CREEPER GOO.
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  228.  @kameljoe21  You do realise that the reason why those areas are deemed reservation land is that there was nothing of any value on them, right? No fertile soil, trees, minerals. Nothing that can be used to prompt economic growth. The black hills were reservation land, until gold was found and it was instantly taken back. Of course the economic situation on reservation lands are shit, they didn't even get a chance.
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  229. Scott, I swear, as soon as I get my computer in proper working order, I will get a ship to Eve and back with no mods other than mechjeb and no docking.
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  230. Why not turn on the traction control as soon as you see the Dodge plow through the intersection?....
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  231. "First fuel injected engine" Not even close....
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  232. they replaced the "stop download" button with that.
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  233. So true. Goddamn Microsoft...
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  234. Big block chevy, with 4 valve heads? Or LS with hemi heads from hammerhead.
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  235. "Rear engine, rear wheel drive had to be [a coupe] until the corvair" Tatra 77: "Am I a joke to you?"
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  236. I love where you're going with this, but your explanation of the flatplane is wrong. Pretty much, the only advantage is that it requires as much counterweight as an inline 4, so not much, meaning it revs easier. Crossplane cranks require more counterweights to cancel out the forces. The flatplane is actually worse balanced. If you do the math on how they fire, it's the exact same (once per 90 degrees), but the crossplane has a different firing order to compensate for the wonky arrangement.
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  237. he did
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  238. #9 also applies to mid-80's Volvos.
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  239. maybe you forgot your password? I know a person that didn't play for 4 years, and they still have their account.
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  240. Why wasn't it shot?!
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  241. Itsa Mea what do you mean?
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  242. I wish Intel would promise to produce the r7 4800u. AMD'S supply to manufacturers is insufficient.
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  243. 3 different titles and 2 different thumbnails
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  244. It has only come down to aesthetic in modern times, when actual survival doesn't determine who you breed with. Back in the day, before we triumphed over the rest of the animal kingdom, that the people that survived were the ones that bred forward superior traits, while the one that died, didn't.
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  245. Downclock the CPU by a tad and OC the mesh TO THE MOON.
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  246. I think it works only with fuel injection and ethanol based gas
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  247. What about the flat 6?
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  248. Use paypal?
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  249. Is it easy for one to assemble their own comupter?
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  250. Are you a bit sick? I can hear a bit of wear in your voice.
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  251. He cut out: 1. The part that she disguised as an old woman. 2. The part where Arachne made the insulting scene. 3. The Athena being pissed with the official reason being that Arachne wove a scene unsulting to the gods.
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  252. u wot m8?
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  253. The third car in the beginning; what model is it? I can't find.
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  254. WE LOVE YOU, YOU HATE-ABLE STRAX!
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  255. How does engineered fuel compare to gas mixed in a 100:1 ratio of 2 stroke oil? A lot of the additive descriptions sounds just like 2 stroke oil mixed in.
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  256. 1. Yes, 2. yes, 3. depends what you mean.
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  257. Why get wheels? Why not let him hop?
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  258. I wish Valve would release F-Stop.
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  259. Even if Kytch does void the warranty, I believe the profit gained by keeping the machine running overcomes any other risks. Also; if the warranty meant anything, the machines would always be working.
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  260. Typo.
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  261. No, the Simpsons live in Springfield.
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  262. Wouldn't the higher pressure at the top with the vapour carry on to when the exhaust valve opens? If it combusts faster, doesn't the pressure remain? It's the same amount of fuel either way. If it all burns up early/faster, why does that prevent it from continuing to provide pressure through the stroke?
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  263. Now we've gotta get them to make a modernised version of the Ford VV carburetor.
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  264. When it also weighs more.
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  265. This would've been the best scene in the entire series...
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  266. I made that comment before I got the game.
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  267. Interrupting dialogue! What's wrong with that?
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  268. I’m building a 1986 volvo to cruise comfortably at 120 to beat the cannonball. Gonna try to beat with a persistent top speed, not reaching the peak every once in a while. I have another year before i finish, otherwise I’d do it now.
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  269. Yes, but without the question mark.
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  270. What did you tell him, and why?
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  271. what
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  272. I haven't either, nor have I seen Stargate, but I know that Daedalus and Odyssey and Apollo have nothing to do with Lord of the Rings.
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  273. While he's technically in the right, he was being an asshat and doing parody the wrong way.
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  274. Isn't this a reupload? I think I've seen this video before.
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  275. HAX! IT HAD GOD MODE TURNED ON!
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  276. 100% this is because you complained about bullshit fines and ineffective bureaucracy.
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  277. Didn't even get to its full capacity. It could go even faster. Rebuild it, find the leak. We need a mach 2 baseball.
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  278.  @brianb-p6586  That's the point. Without the chiller, the batteries degrade. Nissan 'solved' the issue by changing battery chemistry a bit after the first few years, but the overall issue remains without any kind of cooler.
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  279. Your house will be destroyed when you walk out, for I am... THE CREEPER ON YOUR HOUSE. I should begin my videos with that...
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  280. What happened to the guy?
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  281. They pause your make after ":612 kilometers" at 7:30 or so made me hope you'd end that with "per second" or "per year".
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  282. My computer overheats when there is no load at all. Beat that!
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  283. Carbon fiber aluminium composite might be a good relatively affordable replacement for making strong, lightweigh, connecting rods, it's effectively a standard CF composite but with the epoxy replaced by aluminium. Has most of the advantages of carbon fiber, with most of the advantages of aluminium.
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  284. I prefer VHS backup.
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  285. 01001001 00100000 01010101 01001110 01000100 01000101 01010010 01010011 01010100 01000001 01001110 01000100 00100001 00100000 01011001 01001111 01010101 00100000 01000110 01000001 01001001 01001100 01000101 01000100 00100001
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  286. Hey, you have to consider that post-turbo, you had extra drag from those exhaust horns. Same top speed means more power here.
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  287. Wonder why they didn't use the Sabre gear train as a reference, would've saved dev time.
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  288. *binary.
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  289. Try water in the crankcase without motorkote.
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  290. 13 channels.
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  291. Wonder how much mpg you get without making the car impractical for daily driving, just by cruising at 40mph, not trying to maintain highway speed.
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  292. I can make a 1 stage rocket go in kerbin orbit.
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  293. I have a drive planned for next summer, but my goal is to beat the standard 28 hour time.
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  294. Oh, so you spend weeks building the threadripper, and this is built in a few days?
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  295. Oh-Rey-gan?
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  296. Build a rocket by docking several small ones on each other, and then send up several rockets with alot of fuel to load up the large one.
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  297. Where can I find details?
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  298.  @edfrawley4356  I looked, I couldn't find any videos specifically about the subject in the last few weeks
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  299. meep
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  300. He said EVE is a sandbox, not a sandbox game. There's a difference.
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  301. here, they are eight years old.
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  302. I think he should've not gone turbo.
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  303. My 34 year old volvo 240 is running on the original fuel pumps, wheel bearings, ecu. The only main Engine components that are replaced are the distributor and injectors. The plastic is another story.
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  304. No it doesn't, he asked if it's possible to make an electric shift fabric space craft in real life.
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  305. my grandfather actually bought one of those Volgas you mentioned, back in 1962. He had to borrow money from everybody he knew and was paying them back for like 10 years.
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  306. How to: inflation
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  307. Yes. The Doctor saying "Doctor Who?" will end the universe.
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  308. I think the issue with the lower samples is that the wood grain soaks up the glue when you apply it the way you did; need to add a bit, wait an hour, then apply the glue to need to hook it up. Or just apply copious amounts from the start.
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  309. I think what got the judge is that they were so blatant about it, doing it the day before. If they'd handed it over the day of the notice, or the next, then they could use the excuse that it was being turned over beforehand, and took time to be filed. If it's the day before, you know it's willfull.
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  310. I guess they critically failed their grapple check.
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  311. why didn't you ever use the float bowl for anything other than the petrol? Edit: why was the engine misfiring on every other ignition cycle on petrol? Half the time, prior to exhaust stroke, there was no flame.
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  312. Tesla.
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  313. What gets me is that the business didn't file for bankruptcy, it just closed. I'm going to assume that they have the money, the owner did this to rapidly accumulate funds and run away.
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  314. I recommend you watch the engine masters episode on valve springs. It's pretty definitive that there's a near zero amount of powerloss when going to stronger springs, therefore the springs don't actually waste much, if any, power.
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  315. So much lack of grammar...
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  316. Charlie: What holds this to that? Scott: Magic...
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  317. I know what mechjeb looks like. that's not what mechjeb looks like.
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  318. :D
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  319. I'm still not entirely clear, how does the movement of the gears back and forth translate to movement of the output shaft? Do they have an internal mechanism keeping them from spinning in the other direction to allow them to move back to their previous position while another gear pushes?
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  320. "to change it's orbit" Not it is orbit, its orbit. The orbit belonging to it. NEVER correct a grammar nazi. I know what I am talking about. You do not. You are shaming the brony name even further with your stupidity.
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  321. For the generator; what about using diesel with the city's natural gas supply? Going as hard as possible to reduce diesel consumption while maximizing power output and efficiency, charging the power wall/truck, then coasting down over time?
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  322. It's a typo of "syzyzgy."
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  323. Meteor, rock the size of mars, what's the difference? Also, I believe that Mars is about the size of the moon, which is about the size of the Earth's core.
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  324. Chevrolet Vega? You mean rust pile.
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  325. How much does PLEX cost? How do you use it? Also, may I have 3 weeks of gametime?
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  326. My question is what did they do to all of the stuff in the truck/uhaul?
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  327. F1 car is held back by the drag of the wings, methinks.
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  328. "I helped my uncle, Jack Off, the horse."
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  329. Around 5 minutes, the type of relationship you're referring to is called parasocial. From what I've seen among youtubers, it's really hard to strike a good balance to keep it from becoming weird. There's some cases where they try to make the viewer actively feel like their friend, causing a very unhealthy bond (such as minecraft youtuber Dream), others try too hard to separate themselves and end up whithering away at their popularity, by being actively hostile towards their community whenever they try to give input (such as Karl Smallwood of Fact Fiend fame). You've struck a good balance, I think. The role the viewer plays is that, if they want, they can email you or write you letters informing you of news articles, sending presents, and you thank them, nothing else. You don't try too hard to be a friend, you don't try to distance yourself and burn bridges. Very professional, which I put down to your history as a radio host and attorney. Rest in Peace, Normal Creller.
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  330. Why didn't you include a way to dim the lights?
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  331. Well, the Wright Brothers invented the first turnable glider.
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  332. I will land on moho on day one.
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  333. Ban dodge chargers, problem solved.
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  334. You went into 1984, briefly talked, and somehow Ferrari got the last laugh with the 1986 Porsche 959.
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  335. Inside out wankel that solves rotary's problems by not having the combustion chamber move around to cause uneven heating.
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  336. you were making your own parachute mod?
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  337. To have it easier.
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  338. Not himself, per sey, but somebody people find funny. He tries too hard, though, and it is not funny.
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  339. your mother.
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  340. They are.
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  341. Never played it, probably should.
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  342. I think the big limiting factor was that the water/alcohol mix for Iso-HEET and K100 was 50/50, so you needed that much more fuel in order to burn in the air. It's like running a gas engine on a 32:1 air fuel mixture, but without the knocking. There's just not enough burning there to keep it going.
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  343. 1:23 You are a disgrace to Space Core... No you are not. Fact Core is a disgrace to Sace Core, as Fact Core does not believe in Space.
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  344. Try Cera tech from liquimoly, it claims to cover the parts with a ceramic layer to prevent friction and direct contact between metal. It also says to fix cylinder scoring to make older engines work better with tighter tolerances.
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  345. Not gonna try it in an engine?
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  346. What happened to the original 100hp Mercury Engine?
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  347. *you're.
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  348. Why does Sean Chick's voice frequently get much deeper.
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  349. It's only not awkward if you are both adults. Then both of you have little idea of what you're doing.
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  350. I have held the position for the last decade that Israel's stance on Gaza is completely justified, the biggest issue is Netanyahu's approach to it. Every time conflict breaks out he immediately resorts to war crimes (though, Gaza did war crimes first). He approaches everything from the angle of a brutal military dictator. Israel being at the ready to always fight off an invasion, while required for Israel to exist, if left unmoderated also results in this mindset where they instantly persecute any population which might be seen as aggressive in any way, as we see in the west bank.
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  351. What makes most sense is a small electric turbopump, which feeds fuel to a regular turbopump, essentially acting like a transistor. A small amount of power to enable a whole lot more.
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  352. Why not 3 man cockpit? You could use a pretty simple lander. I'll make one for you if you want.
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  353.  @abdulabdanahib9617  They kept it for around 20 years.
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  354. Because valve is privately owned, they aren't legally bound to try to squeeze every possible last but of profit from the consumers for the stake of their stock holders. The moment it goes public, if it does, the gates will be open. Publicly held companies are legally bound to always increase their profits by any mean necessary, to avoid stock manipulation where they purposefully lower their value to make it easier for certain parties to profit in weird stock ways. Downside is that once it grows to its largest reasonable size, like patreon, Google, Netflix, and Apple, they start doing extremely anti-consumer things, because according to the law they have to do what they can to make more money.
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  355. tl;dr the problem isn't that they're not helping homeless, it's that they're actively spending money on making life worse for them.
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  356. What about putting it in the other end?
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  357. I foresee incoming lawsuits.
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  358. The problem with all this development is there's already plenty of housing, the issue is that it's just too expensive. And the new housing, if it's cheap it's shitty and if it's not it's bought by investors who put it up for rent, who then go back to the original situation.
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  359. He lives in California, smartass.
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  360. 2 things: 1. the stepmom joke is starting to become old, but idk. 2. your russian makes me feel pain.
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  361. The russian jet industry started by reverse engineering british engines after WW2, I'm certain that right at this moment they're doing that exact same thing with any spare parts that they have right now.
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  362. I taught myself to make very effective use of complex staging; many of my rockets have 10 stages just in the main lift stage.
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  363. You are not that good at recalling the backstories of historical greek people. Arachne declared to be the best weaver. Athena disguised herself as an old woman, and ask Arachne if she could consider herself better than the goddess Athena. Arachne said yes, Athena revealed herself, they had a weaving duel. Not only was Arachne better, but she wove a scene that was insulting to the gods. So Athena turned Arachne into a spider for insulting the gods.
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  364. It's is short for it is. It's is an exception for the rules of grammar where 's is same in both cases.
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  365. Interestingly, I heard no issues actually tied to the use of steam engines, aside from the one time they were flooded and the backup engine was used, and a single boiler explosion. All the issues seem to be tied to technical failures and poor command choice. Steam subs should've had more chances before nuclear.
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  366. what?
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  367. With how far back the wing sweep was, awful handling was a given.
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  368. Here's my question: the 20% decrease in drunk driving related deaths in Utah, how does that compare in other states? I believe it's very easy to manipulate the statistics, especially considering that 6 month period in 2020 where there were nearly no cars on the road at all. If they include that, it could be easily a large drop, but not including that it could've changed nothing at all.
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  369. What were the facts of the case? What prompted this kind of punishment rather than something more conventional? You say whether or not it's allowed, but you don't say what caused it, which would be appreciated. Edit; it seems "inattention" was the cause of the death, but no news article goes any further.
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  370. What about fuel longevity and effectiveness over age? Its effect on the fuel system?
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  371. I've got a 1986 Volvo 240. The kind of nozzle you're referring to; yeah, it's not hard to have it be threaded and removeable in a pressurised cooling system. My engine has a similar nozzle on the cylinder head that can be removed/replaced. It doesn't take much development, only a tapped hole and a threaded nipple.
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  372. I'm going to thumbs down because if he wants to see it, he'll look in his email.
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  373. This law would make sense targeted towards people building multi-family or multi-dwelling housing, where when you're building a building with this amount of tenants or more, you must have a certain amount dedicated towards the poor. Seems to me like they just wrote the law poorly.
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  374. Looking forward to miniature fast breeder reactors in each car.
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  375. 0:53 What?
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  376. ohai
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  377. I wish you would have mentioned that the B21 had pretty much the exact same internals as the B20, sans the cam in block.
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  378. I would pay 1.5k for a 5950x3d. I don't want to move on from AM4.
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  379. It's not that you forgot, it's that you missed so much.
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  380. Regarding the stroke vs bore thing: Having a larger bore would also result in more force, due to the greater surface area to act on with the cylinder pressures. It about evens out. The reason why diesels don't do this, however, is because wider and stronger pistons along with greater force by the piston means more conrod stress, so that ends up needing to be more robust. Also, with the low RPM and turbochargers, it doesn't need the large valve area granted by the large bore.
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  381. Not when I use it! It's all black/see through-ish.
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  382. Aha, for the first example of the fuel line, if you pay attention, the second stage gains 500 delta-V, while the first stage loses more than 1000.
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  383. Restore the generator with engine restore. Try engine oil as diesel fuel in the generator. Try 2 stroke oil as a diesel fuel. Try 2 stroke mix gas as a diesel fuel. Any combination of the previous. Pretty much, try random combinations of fuel/things that aren't fuels to fuel the engine.
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  384. oh. Herp. The i7's still pretty cool.
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  385. it's possible he was using the CO2 from the fire extinguisher to kill the engine.
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  386. Are you a troll?
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  387. I get it! FTL Egg WTF
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  388. The boeing 377 is the best aircraft of all time, would be better if it had r-3350 tc engines instead of the monstrous and horrible r-4360.
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  389. I agree! Has he no integrity?
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  390. At least a year.
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  391. Computer keyboard offsets are the best examples, I think.
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  392. >:D
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  393. Why does AMD need marketing when Intel does it for them?
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  394. Episode on Bricks?
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  395. Will you be testing cera tech/liquimoly?
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  396. He built it without testing. No thought was put in.
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  397. I know. That's not what I meant.
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  398. In summary: The graphics card figures out what isn't seen, and prevents the geometry of what isn't being seen from being rendered.
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  399. Regarding the paradox of the clapping hands: The mathmaticiansays says yes, after an infinite number of times. The physicist says no. The engineer says that after 12 iterations, it's close enough that it can considered to be one.
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  400. You know, I never asked to be a to comment.
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  401. eeyup, they did.
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  402. the ignition computer in my car is set up to induce knock as soon as it gets load, then pull back until there's no knock, then do that dance over and over again. I have no measurable fuel economy/power increase from switching from 87 to 93, even though my car should run 91.
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  403. 14:00 You said in earlier videos it's inefficient to use moons to fling yourself into interplanetary space.
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  404. Make a Buick V16
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  405. How were Volvos of the era for emissions?
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  406. What does one have to do with the other? SO it's a large star that has little heat. Why is it tidally locked?
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  407. We've all been there.
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  408. Okay, your hard ware is definitely on the higher end of the spectrum. The GTX Titan is the best GPU on the market, and the i7 processor is a bit underclocked compared to the capabilities of the best ones out there, but still very fast. You sir, have a very powerful computer on your hands. It would run even faster (by a bit) if it ran XP, but that would only use a bit less processing and memory.
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  409. I think it was also due to the giant meteor that crashed into the earth while it was in its molten state, that then became the moon.
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  410. *its
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  411. @[name here] doesn't work anymore. Try again without @
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  412. For the list of generally awesome cars that the USA never got (previous episode), why don't I see the Volvo 760 with B230ET engine? or the 240 with B23ET? Those were amazing cars/engines that were beautiful and we deserved.
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  413. What's your take on Thorium Salt reactors?
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  414. The next car should be a volvo 240.
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  415. Congrats. May you tell me your main person's name? We could be EVE friends.
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  416. Maybe there would be less smoke if you tuned the choke.
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  417. It's a mod.
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  418. Compiled results of load test for ease of information comprehension (results, not time stamps) NGK (conventional plugs): 35:35 Autolite: 35:07 E3: 36:49 Pulstar: 36:57 Iridium: 36:31
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  419. 01010011 01110101 01100011 01101011 00100000 01101101 01111001 00100000 01100010 01100001 01101100 01101100 01110011 00101110
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  420. 1 bar = 100kPa = 14.7psi = 1 atmosphere, regarding 5:55
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  421. What did he say, what was he supposed to say?
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  422. But that's not his point. Solar sails use solar radiation, coming from stars, to push along the craft. Because the large panels are used with something that, effectively, only uses electricity, there's the same power source (Kerbol) for solar sails and the solar panels/ion engine combo.
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  423. Last time i came this early... Well, I never have. Huzzah.
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  424. not really. A neutron has its own setup, and also by that logic, a hydrogen atom is a neutron. It isn't, proof: There are H- and H+ ions.
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  425. microscopic clock?
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  426. the reason it failed to blow up is because you kept insisting on the glass head.
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  427. "Koenensegg" where did the extra 'n' come from
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  428. He used it in the past.
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  429. Aging Wheels.
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  430. Yogscast actually did something about this game? Anything they do is worse than when other people do it. Unless said other people are less than 10 years old. Exception being Scott's kids. They're pretty awesome.
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  431. your answer + country :)
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  432. View 2 hundred! YES!
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  433. No love for the napier engines?
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  434. Who was the first comment that got deleted?
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  435. I must disagree with your assessment of how the bulldozer architecture works. The reason why it ended up working as wonky hyperthreading is because the second ALU never ran at full speed, because Windows never allocated tasks to both FPU pipelines, only feeding one. It was treated as hyperthreading by windows, so that's how it ended up performing. Awful single core is due to AMD's poor architectural choices, with low associativity and high latency. Also; regarding the lawsuit, it was settled, and AMD didn't lose. All that means is that it was cheaper to give the payout than to continue onwards with the lawsuit. Honestly, AMD would have probably one. The core vs thread thing with ALU was a weak argument from an architectural standpoint, with most performance losses on that specific front being from software not treating the CPU to work optimally as it was designed. All functions of a CPU core can be emulated from an ALU, and they had 8 ALUs, therefore 8 cores. If the ALU didn't count as a core, then no CPU without an FPU could be considered a CPU (which is every CPU before the 486).
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  436. My mother had a 93 Saab 900, it had problems with clutches burning too easily and was pretty unreliable. She gave it to the junkyard when it started growing mould.
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  437. The structural battery seems like an excuse to delete user serviceability. They need to make sure the body is able to support itself if the battery pack is removed so that the battery remains removeable. But for the 'massless battery', it'd need to be about 80-90% of the energy density of the li-ion batteries in order to be viable. Removing 5% of the weight may be a lot on the track, but for efficiency doesn't actually do that much; maybe 1% reduction in power use as the vast majority of efficiency losses are due to aerodynamics and not friction, nowhere near enough to make up for the capacity lost, and not worth the massive increases in production costs associated with using what are essentially extra special carbon fiber body panels. On top of that, the panels would be very light (because carbon fiber), so there would be a maximum of maybe 50kg of body panel. Would store much less than the current batteries, cost much more, and would not net a distance increase unless they match the capacity of current batteries. Longevity would also be impacted greatly; how would you cool the batteries to keep them chemically stable over time? Nissan Leafs have uncooled batteries, and are known to have issues with batteries lasting beyond a few years.
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  438. The solution i think would be to enact a bill that explicitly states that a medical assistance provider cannot be considered commercial transportation service.
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  439. cheat engine is its own program, that can be downloaded, and applied for other games. It is not at all like the program Cheat Engine.
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  440. Use. Mods. Please?
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  441. I love you too.
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  442. THEY PROBABLY THOUGHT THAT DISLIKE MEANS DIS I LIKE!
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  443.  @esra9426  by semi-modern, you mean 90's car. Thanks to finite element analysis, modern cars are safely built to fail by 100k miles in some way or another. Also, that's exactly what I said. Not reliable, just fixable.
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  444.  @esra9426  Great, so there are some standouts. Generally, the cars known for lasting several hundred thousand miles were built in the 90's, such as old dodge trucks, all toyotas and hondas of the era, ford sedans, etc etc. Now a large amount of them burn oil, fry coils, have head gasket and overheating issues, transmission problems, have failed tensioners, etc etc, at a significantly higher rate than back then, amongst the noted marques.
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  445. nope.
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  446. The biggest issue that I see, is the 40 year maintenance rule. That family maintained it for several years, not the ones across the street. The ownership should not have reverted.
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  447. how did you change the style that Mechjeb looked like?!
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  448. If Greg's airplanes and Automobiles is to be believed, the F4U Corsair was not made a Goldwing just for the sake of the landing gear being shorter and feeling better, and accommodating the propeller. Fact was, in those days, telescopic landing gear was widely used on aircraft. The reason why Gullwing was done, was twofold. First of all, protrusions from the airframe made at 90 degrees to the airframe reduce drag. Having the wing down allows the plane to have that 90 degree angle, while also having the wing be low slung for better handling. The added benefit, was that it allowed landing gear that was only a single piece so it was more reliable, an important factor in the Pacific theatre. Overall, the main goal was aerodynamics. Short landing gear was a side benefit.
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  449. Why no radial? The Monaco Trossi 1935 Grand Prix Racer had one. Some motorcycles had rotaries. Also, the animation for the i2 and i4 was wrong, unless you had meant for it to be a 2 stroke.
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  450. The problem with your gyrojet is that the propellent burns way too slow. Try to actually make it granulated, for more surface area/burn speed.
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  451. Stuff like this makes me happy that my last name is unique to my family
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  452. Most recent comment as of the creation of this comment!
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  453.  @dinosaurdude5668  F*cos(theta)*x
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  454. Ummm.... the rocket fuel tanks are a waste of weight, they have oxidizer which is not used by the jet engines, and gets left behind as extra useless weight.
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  455. New York and Florida should join forces and secede from the union.
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  456. Once, but without the question mark.
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  457. cheat engine, when used with KSP, is to slow it down.
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  458. The rotor should be redesigned. Looking at it, it's clear that the distance between the rotor and the seals changes as it spins, when it should be a constant.
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  459. Where?! TELL ME,DAMN YOU! WHAT IS IT CALLED? I NEED TO KNOW.
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  460. Pffffff. I'll do that with default parts.
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  461. Which side were you on? Team "Don't pre-rinse, and just use the extra scoop"?
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  462.  @Primalxbeast  and now it actually works?
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  463. An ambulance isn't as fast as an M5 and would have to travel twice as far. That cop's an idiot and an ass.
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  464. Lucas survived longer because the thicker oil stayed on the crankshaft/conrod, keeping it lubricated.
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  465. Just for kicks, please make your next video in only imperial to confuse everyone.
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  466. Sadly, even mechjeb has bugs that cause problems.
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  467. agreed.
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  468. If I was a brave man, I'd steal a military aircraft and force them to prove they're not committing war crimes with it.
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  469. Joke's on you, I drive a 1986 Volvo 240. I have plenty of room.
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  470. Modern TBI is much more basic than the old EFI, with everything built in and using the dizzy as a speed sensor.
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  471. huddah huddah hud , mphm mmmphphm mmm. (No, he's already done what he can with Tony Probe.)
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  472. Audi of some kind?
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  473. And many a facepalm was had.
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  474. A few years ago you tested motorkote, running water in an engine after motorkote treatment. Could you test motorkote in how in might improve engine efficiency/performance in the generator?
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  475. I made mistake - typo.
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  476. Practicality and speed? Volvo 740 turbo wagon.
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  477.  @gregorywright4918  no, but you see, the front fell off. In most cases, it shouldn't.
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  478.  @gregorywright4918  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM&ab_channel=ClarkeAndDawe
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  479. What? You can change your youtube name? HOW? You were szyzyg, now you are Scott Manley.
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  480. Why no contrarotating props?
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  481. the first combustion engines did not have a block. That came later, as more lubrication became necessary.
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  482. where's the rest of the rocket?
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  483. It might be an instruction set issue? Where the programs don’t recognise the cpu and don’t actively test for instruction sets, and just assume based on product line. These aren’t recognized, so run the slowest code path.
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  484. I remember reading a paper 8-9 years ago on the subject, arguing that aircraft dumping sulphuric acid into the atmosphere might be enough to slow down global warming and let us take actual action, somewhat nice this is becoming more public.
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  485. yeah, Cheat Engine can't change anything in KSP other than the speed. The debug tool can add infinite resources, unbreakable parts and joints. They are not the same. Also, Alt f12
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  486.  @joergsonnenberger6836  correct, but in the USA for current demands it is perfectly suitable, as it would also allow cargo trains to pull off for faster passenger trains to pass. It's the minimum to enable practical train use, and would be needed regardless of direction of travel.
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  487.  @tripnils7535  it wouldn't wholly replace lidar or cameras, it would simply take a lot of the guess work out of what it's seeing so that the system can be more focused on identifying unknown obstacles. Side note, it wouldn't be Bluetooth, I'm aware that's horrendously slow, but it's an easy comparison to get across the idea i was trying to communicate. The jamming thing, okay yeah that's possible, but you'd see those probably about as much as you see radio jammers today. The system also wouldn't be working in a vacuum, see above.
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  488. Use the mods, and if it works, it works.
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  489. I believe what happened is that on landing, something shook in the engine, kicking it back on as percussive maintenance, with the windmilling prop acting as a flywheel to make sure it'd run. As the carbs weren't cut and throttle not closed, the fuel in the cylinders allowed it to seemlessly restart. The prop that was torn off was probably the dead engine that failed early on due to mechanical issues, and the damage done by the landing covered up any flak damage the aircraft had suffered.
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  490. ChickenKeeper24 made one in a 2.5 hour livestream. Check out his channel.
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  491.  @Null-o7j  there's a massive difference between needing 1-2 thousandth of an inch and a near perfectly smooth mirror polish with zero room for being out of round. Having some kind of moving seal to hold the pressure is very important.
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  492. I've seen a few, and I genuinely have issues understanding what I'm looking at for a solid couple seconds until it clicks.
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  493. faulty is. So he has something in there.
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  494. I think the deputies were idiots, and the fact they thought it was a good idea to chase after a man known to be often armed and very unstable is a sign of that.
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  495. Any idea how that turned out?
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  496. and at a certain point, you gave up and added ASAS.
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  497. if Rich Rebuilds can avoid a lawsuit, so can you.
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  498. I think it should be retuned with the new manifold. That's what happens when you tune to VE instead of according to AFR.
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  499. Was that an FM1 Athlon? Those aren't low wattage, the x4's took like 100 watts.
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  500. But not the first, which is what he asked if you press "show the comment."
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  501. We have that, though it's not called that at all.
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  502. He has responded to comments that aren't voted up.
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  503. I think the big problem is that the leaded gas doesn't vaporizes easily, so it clumps up, causing more buildup as it sticks to the inside of the engine..
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  504. at 7:56, I know exactly what happened and how to fix this. I ran into this problem myself in some early designs of my attempts. I want to give you my design to use, but I can't send files by youtube. If you don't use it, draw inspiration from it. At least look at it, but I'll need to send you the file.
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  505. Pandora's a moon.
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  506. Have you no integrity? Selling that man's watch, which was important to him and his family!
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  507. Well there's your problem guest appearance when?
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  508. What about Fisker?
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  509. No, he talked about Bop, where the Kraken now lays dead, and how angry he would be if it came back.
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  510. NVidia had the overheating issues in Apple laptops, not AMD.
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  511. oh, it seems apple repeated the past with that model. my bad.
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  512. Lose the "o" when spelling "lose."
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  513.  @tony_5156  Monaco Trossi 1935 Grand Prix Racer
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  514. Not enough to fill up my hard drive.
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  515. Actually, there is supposed to be an accent over the "u," that makes it pronounced like "Moon."
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  516. You can find out in the bottom of the computer menu if you use vista or 7.
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  517. It's been done for a month.
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  518. mod.
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  519. I read all the comments that trailed my comment yesterday. Sorry world, for starting a rage conversation on math yesterday.
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  520. The rectifiers that you used, what's the voltage drop across it?
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  521. No Threadripper?!
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  522. Can you compare graphite solid lubricant to HBN? (Hexagonal boron nitride)
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  523. that was sarcasm. But if you try hard enough, you can tune him out.
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  524. this was probably recorded over a year or more ago, damn.
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  525. No, just green.
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  526. I just realized something: NASA uses autopilot. Scott isn't even using that. Are you saying that NASA should only have a navball and joystick to control the ship?
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  527. I was joking...
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  528. 4:25 that weird inverted 4 you see? To me it's like the original KSP logo picture upside down. Check it.
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  529. Why did you have such a limited time?
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  530. Sorta. Scott Manley is the name of a porn star of ages long gone.
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  531. Why no love for the inline 8?
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  532. Scott, may I set my youtube name to Man Scottley?
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  533. That it be in the vanilla game?
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  534. Vr vs hall effect sensor, that's the difference between the old and new cam position sensor.
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  535. Thank you for removing musk from the thumb nail
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  536. You created that idea, it will now be so in a few months.
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  537. If you're talking about the LS318, it's not actually LS heads.
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  538. I KNOW, BUT HE COULD HAVE. You seem to be missing my point: Using a munar fling to get an interplanetary space can be efficient, and he proved himself wrong in this episode.
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  539. Then they put in millions of asteroids. If you land on one, you earn an achievement and unlock a new cockpit, decoupler, fuel tank and engine.
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  540.  @JessicaTTG  Same, that's why I mentioned it. Weirdly enough, I remembered about it the day before the full game was released. Look it up to find that I have perfect timing.
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  541.  @Maninawig  If the dog is the one being sued, yes. That just proves how ridiculous this entire thing is, and why I believe it should be brought to the supreme court on that basis. It is either legitimate to sue, and thus legally prosecute in every way, property, or it makes no sense at all and should be stopped.
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  542. But that she made an insulting scene is there in all stories that can be told, if you look it up.
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  543. You forgot to oil the rockers.
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  544. Did PLEX come to those watching the stream, or for the contest a few weeks ago?
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  545. In the fields that those that type Youtube comments have problems in, I have knowledge of. I do not correct anything that I do not have knowledge of, because they might be correct, and myself wrong.
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  546. Alright, then. This is the twentieth episode of reusable space program. This also happens to be the 400th video he's posted. 20 times 20 (20 squared) is equal to 400.
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  547. Captain Kirk Kerman? Now they just need to implement a nexus...
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  548. 26 ton you say? I'll try something lighter... If I can even get to Duna.
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  549. *astronogamer Because a majority did not enjoy it.
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  550. 1. For gas stoves to work, cookware needs to be specifically designed to trap hot air under it. As it is, all the heat is just gone, like tears in rain. Maybe just something on the stove top between the pot and the heat would be enough to make it work better. 2. More cat please.
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  551. consider running it on a go-kart on a track for several hours at full throttle? On stock head.
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  552. About the description, it's just a "2". No roman numerals.
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  553. How does this compare to RCCI?
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  554. That Guy *gonna be lift
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  555. Dude, recover your account, its been hacked.
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  556. ​ @jerrybrooks870  Fundamentally, that pillar is a column. That in mind, I have a spreadsheet that determines how much force it takes for a column to buckle. Increasing the dimensions of a column by a marginal amount can massively increase the loading that column can handle, even if the cross sectional surface area remains the same. The Volvo weighs half as much the Super Duty, I'll give you that, but it would only take increasing the dimensions of the pillar by 20% on either horizontal axis to handle that extra weight.
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  557.  @James_Bee  The government rating is according to how much of the vehicle's own weight it can handle, so I don't see your point.
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  558. Why the hell does a town of 16k need a stadium large enough for 10k, when the current one already doesn't fill
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  559. Doug/doug
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  560. o rly?
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  561. Tucker's flashing his headlights in Ben's face.
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  562. I think this is a wrong type of compression loss, the kind they're referring to is the kind resulting from sticking rings that are covered with carbon deposits.
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  563. But how does one learn to know what they're doing? they'ld need to have done it before, but that first time is what I am referring to.
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  564. "Powered with Pratt and Whitney engines made in Germany" Well.... Germany did make licensed versions of the Hornet radial engine.
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  565. You sir, should try to get the divide by zero error, to see if it is possible.
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  566. How thoughtful of the IFJ to personally email you to make sure you were aware!
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  567. 1. How does the amount of toner in the factory vs new cartridges compare? 2. How often do you need to replace all 4 cartridges?
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  568. I'm guessing you live in one of the states in the USA known as the "Deep South."
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  569. yes, but at regular munar encounter speed getting into interpanetary orbit: In the earlier videos he said that it's too inefficient, it takes more fuel than that. It doesn't, he just showed that.
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  570. I feel like it's important to cite a case not just for its success in argument, but also if it failed for the explanation as to why it failed. If the court says "this argument does not work under this amendment, and this is why", then when you have a case where that is the case you have the right to say "this should work as an argument, as it fulfills the requirements laid out previously" when citing it in the future.
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  571. AC compressors, hydrostatic transmissions, power steering pumps, Duke axial engine (never mass produced), etc etc.
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  572. What happened with Orion was that he was friends with Artemis, and her brother... I forget his name at the moment, became jealous and send a scorpion at him. Then they put that scorpion in the sky for lolz.
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  573. Tetris is very realistic! Who doesn't have a job of listening to cool 8-bit music while dropping blocks into rows to make them disappear!? ... Nobody? Shit. Anyways, to the point, can you give examples to what you means that Scott is aimed to an older audience? The way he explains things makes it seem to be rated "E, for everyone," so to speak.
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  574. Here's my question; would the truck driver have deceased if the nurse had not been removed from his care for that period of time she was interacting with the officer, and, if so, does the man's family have a case against the police? Did the blood removed cause his death?
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  575. I think the reason why the bike works is because of preloading the struts, locking the struts into a specific angle of motion, and a stiff wheel. You have 1 of the 3.
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  576. Why not just dunk the entire ship in oil, and use the oil the preserve the metal and machinery?
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  577.  @gregorywright4918  No, you see, you dunk it entirely in oil. Fill it entirely with oil, drown it to the bottom of a giant tank.
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  578.  @classicalextremism  Actually, he's right to some degree. Above the karman line, what altitude there is actually becomes much hotter than anything below. It's even called the "thermosphere".
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  579. Same applies to 8. 8 , by the way, is inferior when gaming compared to most other Windows systems.
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  580. The Chitty Bang Bang (one chitty, not 2) wasn't even Mercedes Benz. It's a world record car built by some English guy using a Mercedes Benz aircraft engine, so it violates that rule as well. What was the actual most powerful production car of 1920?
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  581. Originally designed in 1972, just gradually updated. I wish the Volvo redblock had shared a similar fate as this engine design.
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  582. "pre-ignition chamber" So it's a chamber that induces detonation?
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  583. the only problem I'm having is that I don't have enough mass near the bottom to keep it stable. If you PM me your email, I'll send you mine.
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  584. they should make a Scott Kerman, who is always frowning, but smiles when things start going wrong. Or would that be Danny Kerman? No, Danny Kerman would smile no matter what.
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  585. Wait, so was there liquid damage?
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  586. Scott, I have a nearly succesful rocket that carries 3.
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  587. I'm reminded of the apple records vs apple computers back in the day in which apple computers was sued for trademark infringement over the company name, where apple computers won because they were in entirely different fields of business at the time.
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  588. How? I want to complain so effing much.
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  589. Didnt you post a similar video to this a while back with VW as the central subject?
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  590. You can have a high compression ratio with a short stroke. The low bore/stroke ratio is to make sure the air is all closer to the center and the fuel burns better. The biggest reason for the low RPM is because of the time it takes for diesel to burn; after a certain RPM limit, the diesel just can't burn fast enough before top dead center while still meeting emissions. Also; the vibration can be solved with balance shafts. The issue with that is that balance shafts impact reliability and efficiency.
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  591. He didn't cheat. He modified the rules.
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  592.  @lordwintertown8284  A truly powerful demonstration of early jet technology
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  593. Name them: Drone 1, Drone 2, Drone 3, and Drone 4. It's original because nobody says it.
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  594. This case is built to make your SSDs last longer. The hotter the NAND is, the more cycles it lasts.
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  595. You should tried burning slower. That might be effective.
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  596. 12:00 Is that graze the roof in the background?
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  597. How do you make mechjeb 2.0.x look like that?
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  598. If you look at a periodic table, you can see the atomic number. For many, in fact most, elements, there are far more neutrons = protons. Also, ions exist. Ions are atoms where the overall charge is not neutral because the amount of electrons differs from the amount of neutrons. And Many More!
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  599. Kraken was a nickname for a bug in pre-0.17 versions of the game. Pretty much, ships that went into deep space become screwed up. A more recent version of the bug is nicknamed the space Cthulu, where ships fall apart when leaving time warp too quickly.
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  600. Might want to implement a heat exchanger/restrictor to slow down the flow of CO2 from the capsule, as well as allowing it to warm up and expand.
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  601. Oh, I misread that. Nevermind.
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  602.  @JustinDaniels  I would argue that the only reason backup cameras are legally required is so that on Trucks and SUVs, where they're a hazard to the road without one, users won't get upcharged when asking them to be available.
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  603. 2:05 Phlegm is not an F word.
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  604. I see you everywhere.... Could you explain your name?
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  605. *you're.
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  606. he referred to the moon Pol.
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  607. Corvette status?
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  608. Storage can be arrays of RAM, in 6 transistor cells not using capacitors. The processor could be the silicon carbide (SiC) IC's, hooked up together (similar to many home brewed systems). The control could be an array of solenoids moving mechanical switches, activated by the radio controlled SiC logic gates, similar to a remote control car.
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  609. Can't you just modify the part settings to have torque?
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  610. My point exactly. Integrians have some integrity in their moral fiber!
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  611. My grandfather had one of these, a 1963.
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  612. that's actually part of the game, not cheat engine.
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  613. I was hoping you'd mention the radioactive particles that now exists in every human that is used to track the lifespan of certain cells in the body. I heard about it on an old radiolab, that in order for this to continue to be feasible we actually need to detonate more nukes.
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  614. Doesn't count, because the video has to be specifically about that story.
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  615. If you take this to court, see about the institute for justice, there's a decent chance they'll do it pro-bono. New York's inability to execute the law properly in any capacity is a violation of civil rights, the inability to protect the people.
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  616. SSSSSssssssSSSSSSSSSSSsssssss
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  617. And things like this are the reason I'm converting my 1986 volvo 240 to run off wasted spark ignition. I was once nearly stranded by a distributor rotor which had the tang break within 10 minutes of me installing it, was on the highway and lost power. Was saved by the fact I still had the rotor I had just pulled off.
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  618. How much does the MK2 weight?
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  619. same here. When that happens, I watch this on youtube repeat. dunno why that works, but hell, it does.
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  620. I know there are other countries. I know there are other spellings. I know there are terms different from what people in the USA use. I'm a unique like you. I'm just acknowledging that even though we have something like that, we don't call it that.
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  621. He can see your comments even if you aren't thumbed up.
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  622. Failure is like onions. They describe ogres.
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  623. That makes no sense... USA is part of the world.
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  624. I don't see a stop download option anymore.
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  625. YOU WILL NOT HAVE MY PRECIOUS.
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  626. This is why I avoided driving through Chicago driving across the country. I went through one way, it was hell, on the way back I spent an extra hour to drive around to just not take that path. And I have an EZ-pass. Pay-by-plate is still awful, way too close to big brother, but these kinds of unmanned toll booths are way worse. My personal favourite was the old fashioned toll booths with EZ-pass support, so you can use whichever one you want.
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  627. How did you retexture mechjeb?
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  628. Kurt... Wow. why you think this is kurt?
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  629. I feel like we're skimming over the most important part; it's not about the MAXIMUM power of the horse. It's about the amount of power a horse can consistently produce for A DAY. He can't manage those kinds of pulls all day, that's why you were maxed out at 5 pulls. The steam engine's 1 horsepower may be less, yes, but it can keep doing it, 24/7, sunrise to sunset.
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  630.  @spudgunn8695  Might've equipped with extras in case the bomber got hit where they were stored. Redundancy.
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  631. Even the LED bulbs have an obsolescence. In Saudi Arabia, there are bulbs which spread the load over 4 times the filaments, which results in 16 times the lifespan of standard LEDs.
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  632. the yellow color is some dirt in the air. the gasoline was effectively acting as an air filter.
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  633. The glass ceiling will be broken not because the option is good, but because the other is worse.
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  634. I'd prefer a Palatable Ovular Tuber and Disc Operating System.
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  635. They're not rebels! They're trying to help Arsotzka!
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  636. Message of the day 0:06 game is in alpha. Description; game is in beta.
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  637. I meant top comment. Damn this keyboard sucks.
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  638. 2% more power for 100 times the emissions. No, it's not worth it.
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  639. Name it "THAT"S NO MUN! Base". Or you could name it Mun Base Alpha.
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  640. I understand, but I am not ignorant. To be ignorant would be to say that I COULD learn or know something important, but choose not to. Also, a simple comment would not insult me and call me stupid. You have a nice day, too.
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  641. I have an old car that I'd like to get the AC working on. Every shop I've been to refuses to touch it because it used to be R12. Would you happen to know any good mechanics in Mass?
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  642. HAXORS!
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  643. 010110010110111101110101011100100010000001100110011010010111001001110011011101000010000001100100011011110110010101110011011011100010011101110100001000000111011101101111011100100110101100101110
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  644. "The electronic carburetor, boy oh boy, those were the day's of absolute hell on earth!" laughs in K-jet Bosch skipped over the computer controlled carburetor. Jumped straight from carb, to analogue electronic/mechanical fuel injection, to computer controlled fuel injection.
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  645. What happened to your teeth?
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  646. Why don't they track the checks and use that to find the guy who's scamming?
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  647. Live in Massachusetts. I know several people who live in New Hampshire, and work in Massachusetts, or live in Rhode Island and work in Massachusetts. They are Massachusetts 250 days of the year. The whole workweek. This is absurd.
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  648. Apparently this is only a problem because musky boi refuses to use lidar/radar to detect objects directly in front, and instead insists on only image processing technology.
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  649. he said *sarcasm*
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  650. then let it run for a week, see what happens
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  651. RUN! IT'S A CROWD OF ANGRY SUMMER ICE!
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  652. On my Volvo 240, I paid about 250 for my chassis/strut tower braces. Wagonmeister strut towers, yoshifab for lower strut braces.
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  653. Did she survive?
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  654. You're a wizard, Scott.
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  655. what happened to diesel testing? Haven't seen that in a while.
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  656. How does that work? What if you deploy them in the weak part of the atmosphere?
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  657. I'm working on something else. I'm going to use stock parts to land on Eve and leave. Only exception is Mechjeb, but that just controls.
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  658. More, please?
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  659. Why is this rechargeable, but aluminum air batteries aren't?
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  660. What are your computer specs?
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  661. Clickbate title. The 3 dollars doesn't fix the faulty gearbox as the title implies.
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  662. What I like is how this card creates a Crossfire profile for games that don't have them. The drivers support that, but don't anymore on modern drivers.
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  663. Fireworks have oxidizer in them. that's why they burn so quickly, they don't need oxygen, it's already there.
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  664. *facepalm* oh the irony.
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  665. Coat from inside, so the ceramic can reinforce the layer high temp silicone, keeping it from blowing out.
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  666. I can do it. At lest build the actual craft, mechjeb would fly it.
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  667. wow, the quality of textbooks = less than good
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  668. wot?
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  669. There are Scott Manley advertisements?
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  670. I have literally been looking for this test for the past half year, a practical test of an e3 plug. I couldn’t find anything remotely similar.
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  671. what?
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  672. Why no mention of the DeLorean?
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  673. That was a joke.
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  674. you were making your own parachute mod?
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  675. If you look up Louisiana settlements, what's great is that there's an article on how Louisiana has no issue paying out millions to victims of officials who did sexual harassment. So, if you've got personal dirt on a city official, there's room in the budget so you don't talk about it as it'd affect their ability to get elected, but if it's something like this, they don't pay it off.
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  676. This idea of just leasing all of your stuff is the reason why I prefer to run windows 7. I know that I own it. I know that I have control over the computer. Windows 10 and 11 do not give you that security that you own your product. You are the product, and so is your data, and the operating system is how they get to the product.
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  677. Police unions are too strong.
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  678. Did you have a commodore 64?
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  679. And that's why you need the Kethane mod.
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  680. 0101011101101000011110010010000001100001011100100110010100100000011100000110010101101111011100000110110001100101001000000110011001100001011010110110100101101110011001110010000001100010011010010110111001100001011100100111100100111111
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  681. I know how mechjeb 2.0 looks like. I use it constantly. How does he make it look like that., smartass?
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  682. Read the title. That would ruin the purpose.
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  683.  @tomtann7352  is he still around?
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  684. OMYGOD! 10:10 THE USS KERBALPRISE
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  685. I do that all the time... ;-;
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  686. Regarding the stop sign recognition turning into a 45mph speed limit sign; you implement an algorithm to randomly corrupt the image of the sign each generation. This would result in the neural network learning the pattern as a whole rather than specific identifiers
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  687. Hey, so I was wondering if you could keep testing spark plugs? There are a lot of out-there designs advertised for performance spark plugs, and I think that your continued testing to establish their performance would definitely be appreciated (at least by me). Brisk spark plug sells at least 4 different unique spark plug designs alone, and there are other side electrode designs that would also be good to test out for their performance.
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  688. I will preform the surgery!
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  689. Considering how you're unable to spell and punctuate properly, despite being from the UK, I can understand why that's happening.
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  690. Oh hello, please learn to properly spell "virus."
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  691. Actually, he said you can use one of those 4.
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  692. I love feeding my lightbulbs eggs, bacon, and cereal to get them to light up.
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  693. GAH! I've been trying to do it for over a year, was suspended from progress due to computer unable to handle my 500 part ship and disabilities of mechjeb, and now that my computer is capable, it's nothing special. Remember that livestream oh so long ago where I said I was building a craft and wanted test pilots? I was developing a ship smaller than yours capable of just as much and more. Now it's nothing special.
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  694. by how much does PLEX cost, I meant in game. Also, I already got the game.
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  695. I want to build a wooden shuffle.
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  696. You're living half the country away, tell your ex about the scanner and you'll deliver it to her at her own cost
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  697. Which KG coating? there are many options.
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  698. SSSSSSssssssSSSSSSsssss
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  699. When do we find out the new winner?
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  700. Uwu amd your sales figures are so big
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  701. "Return in 10 days when you're out of these pills" doesn't return gets worse "Hey, they didn't fix me the first time! Why would I go back?" If you're going to ignore doctors, take ownership of your own actions.
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  702. Ah, Futurama. We will miss it.
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  703. Uwu
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  704. The beginning rocket has given me an idea of how to get on and then off Eve...
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  705. I laughed when I got the XKCD reference.
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  706. The book is Anathem, or something like that.
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  707. You used the wrong cores, those were already there.
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  708. Neutal network
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  709. Counterpoint; If 10-80% happens in 30 minutes with conventional li-ion for 800 cycles, and with ceramic batteries 400 cycles at 15 minutes, think about how they'd compare at similar charging time. It's a logarithmic curve, it'd probably have 4 times the endurance at the same charge rate.
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  710. I did it a week and a half ago with no knowledge of how, other than looking at the insides of an old computer.
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  711. He meant to aerobreak, just not as much as that.
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  712. Volvo 2.9L whiteblock i6 swapped 968 please
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  713. Build a better steam generator.
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  714. Why not tune to AFR instead of a VE table?
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  715.  @OMGWTFLOLSMH  Of course, but the point is that in the end he said that he believes this matches the idea of "budget car", which it really doesn't.
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  716. Drones changed, I believe. You used to be able to use ten or twenty at once. Now max is 5. But it's easy. If you're using drone to defend yourself while mining or stuff like that, just release them and set them to aggressive. If you want to fight with them, lock onto a target, then right click the drones tab and have them engage target.
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  717. Notice he's not using the autopilot. He's not cheating, he's only using it to be more stable.
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  718. not this size.
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  719. Tendieman
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  720. There’s a war?
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  721. Would this also apply to gas cars?
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  722. Give me your email and I'll send it to you. All I know is that it is smaller.
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  723. It's so hard to find information on sexadecimal, google and most websites just don't understand when you ask about it.
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  724. The transition to interaction and away from subs has made no sense from my perspective. Why have a subscribe button and a bell if it's just going to be ignored? I used to get emails when a person I was subscribed to posted, now I get nothing.
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  725. My Volvo 240's a rally car. Only difference is the transmission and the engine management system..
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  726. "estimated speed: 90mph" Without a radar, that means nothing. He could have argued that.
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  727. then the MK2 is worse, because it should hold more.
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  728. With all the fluids and care modern diesels need, they might as well switch to RCCI.
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  729. The oil burning is probably due to bad PCV design. Maybe the tube is too narrow, keeping the air fast and allowing oil to stay in the air? Either way that clone engine sounds like a nightmare.
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  730. Regarding Remus: Honestly, that's the best thing he could've done imo. Seriously, what else are you supposed to do when all your life's hard work is liquidated and stolen from you? These kinds of things never go through the courts how you want it to.
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  731. Hey, price has gone up from 25 to 30 bucks for 10 quarts.
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  732. Okay, it beats i5. What about i7?
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  733. :3
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  734. RCCI when
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  735. Y'know how hard drives have less space than advertised? They actually have it correct, but the computer reads it in the binary system, which has a larger storage standard than metric, and then displays MB, GB, or TB instead of MeB, GiB, or TeB
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  736. I installed poly bushings simply because the original ones were shot and I never wanted to replace bushings again.
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  737. Aftermarket ecu. Megasquirt should be able to do it
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  738. nope.
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  739. 1.1 to 1 compression ratio is best
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  740. No mention of AMD's, Cyrix, etc. contributions to x86? Like instruction emulation on a RISC to save power, x86-64, you only mention Intel processors, with other contributors left anonymous. I realise many of my examples are further down the line, but Cyrix had major contributions to the FPU that went unmentioned.
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  741. why not replace the lipo battery pump with a hybrid rocket motor powered pump? it's have greater energy density.
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  742. What's Valera?
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  743. If I had to assume, it's a problem caused by the arc, over time enough of those little melted bits built up where it got enough friction to just stick together the next time the arc crossed the gap. Maybe the ballast was just a bit off?
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  744. @ISOHaven sodium tubing.
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  745. It could have been smaller and easier with thicker foil if you'd used hydrogen. Did you go over in the episode why you didn't use hydrogen?
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  746. Episode 20, 400th video. 20 squared = 400. Were you waiting for this?
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  747. Is everything on the plane working, including the autopilot and cabin pressurization?
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  748. FOR KOLECHIAN ARSTOTZKAN PEACE! *explodes for no reason*
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  749. Didn't the initial d ae86 have independent rear suspension?
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  750. Have you tried adding more ram?
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  751. He's a mockery of bronies! He's the one of the rare bad ones!
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  752. What about his Awesome Scott? Grammar: The difference between knowing your shit and knowing you're shit.
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  753. No, he just wants to screw his wife.
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  754. Proper test would've been to replace the rings, run the break in and compression test, then add the third ring, and then rerun.
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  755. Those are even rarer, fool.
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  756. 15:40 Yeah, I got hate comments from people on some video for about a month because I made mistook torrents for piracy. Torrents are actually alternative download sites, like mirrors.
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  757. I think the reason why it kept going up in power as you did the runs was because, as the headers got hotter, less exhaust was being cooled down. With hotter exhaust, the exhaust gasses didn't shrink, and improved scavenging.
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  758. How many old videos do you have that are unlisted?
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  759. It could be that it works better when in an engine that uses pressurised oil lubrication?
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  760. He left out: 1. Athena specifically turned into an old woman. 2. That Arachne made an insulting scene. 3. The Athena's official reason was the insulting scene.
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  761. Mercury: It's Not Great Stuff!
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  762. I'm not flaming, I'm not mad, from your response, it seems that you are the mad one. I know I'm not cool, I know I'm not the smartest person out there, but yes, I am serious.
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  763. How much were the coins worth in total?
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  764. Stop posting it. You've commented that enough times that if more people wanted to watch, they would.
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  765. How much money have you saved with this method so far?
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  766. And yet, I enjoy being a pedant; many people think we try to bother them, to show them that they're wrong. All we're trying to do is preserve the intelligence of the internet, starting with spelling and grammar.
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  767. actually, it's called debug tool.
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  768. It's worth noting the ceo has been selling off his unity shares by the thousands. I think 51k in the last year. I propose he's trying to lower share price and buy back, commit some nice market manipulation.
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  769. This has 8.
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  770. that's some good failure.
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  771. I honestly think you are one of the most stupid people I've ever seen who is still able to type coherently. Maybe the oscillations causes the entire ship to fall apart, or there's not enough power to lift off, or maybe the ship falls apart on the launch pad, or maybe it loses all ability to fly properly over a certain height. Mechjeb can't fix that. You need human abilities and intuition to find how to solve it, as space tape isn't always the solution.
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  772. Did you make sure to fix the cam wear issue before putting it in?
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  773. I must say; the coil on plug seems nice, but they wear out much more often with a very high cost compared to regular ignition coils. Last year, I had to replace my Volvo 240's 33 year old ignition coil, meanwhile on modern cars the coil pack is a wear item that should be replaced with the spark plugs. The 240 has computer controlled ignition system, too.
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  774. Holy crap, this series was 6-7 years ago? I remember the predecessor of the reusable space program like it happened just a few years ago! I still remember seeing episode 3 and seeing you changed the name of the series from "Warp Drive or Bust" and being disappointed.
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  775. What happened to the diesel generator engine you had?
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  776.  @sergeychmelev5270  it's not that it specifically influenced any specific design, but the specific appearance of how the engine sat on the body with how the streamlining was done behind it was seen repeatedly on almost every ww2 radial engine fighter. It's not the same type of streamlining as on an inline engine.
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  777. that's not funny.
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  778. The question is, how is the internet reacting to the patreon post showing that she did not leave because of you?
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  779. What was it like to witness
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  780. Try AMD APU hardware acceleration.
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  781. BobsYourUncle The hardware acceleration with the APU gpu would be far superior than whatever gpu acceleration Intel has.
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  782. Sue the DCA for damages.
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  783. build a ship in orbit to go to all planets.
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  784. He gets your comment even if you just make it normally, without replying to him.
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  785. As i've said, over and over, the Institute for Justice needs to sue on the basis that the Money being charged has the right to trial by a jury of its peers, specifically other forms of currency such as the Pound, khroner, Euro, or Ruble. If it can be charged with a crime, the government must go through the proper channels and give it the liberties it's due.
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  786. How do you get "generic" gasoline?
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  787. Were they ever caught?
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  788. If it had compression, I'd say put in new rods and put it back together!
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  789. I wish you'd gone over the "Origin of Circuits" paper, where by removing the system clock they accidentally turn an FPGA into an analogue system.
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  790. There's a type of ignition called RCCI (reactivity controlled compression ignition), where diesel injection essentially acts as a spark plug to ignite gasoline, supposedly 60% thermal efficiency. I would like to know if this could be done on a small scale, likely with less efficiency, without advanced computer controls. A company called WSEPO makes diesel versions of the GX200/Predator, with a similar head design, so I was wondering if it'd be possible to put a carburetor from a predator engine on it and make a cheap and dirty RCCI engine by either throttling, or using a needle in the carb jet to regulate gasoline flow.
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  791. I don't know, unfortunately. If it isn't, you could get a hold of a small diesel already in the USA and force-fit a carburetor from small engine to the same effect, though with a bit more difficulty getting it to fit right. It'd be interesting to find out if a high-tech combustion idea could be done with cheap low-tech stuff.
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  792. I contacted the seller of the engine, here's their response: "thanks for your mail, this 3HP 196cc diesel engine only has CE certificate, no EPA. but we sent many pieces to US for their personal usage, no problem." They don't have EPA certification, but apparently they've had little issue sending it in the past to the USA.
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  793. I'm now tempted to go there once, but I dislike their use of lard as frying medium due to my religious practices.
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  794. Not sure if you said it, but in your simulated engine what was the rod length and stroke length, and how much was the simulated offset? Also, how does this compare to standard pin offset?
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  795. I feel like the crank and block are just about the only reusable things on that engine.
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  796. It looks like machining the pistons reliably would be torturous.
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  797. It was probably around the halfway point in its life, where it gets a bit of wear to thin out, but not enough use to boil off the lighter weight. Could probably go 2 years.
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  798. I prefer FART more than FAR.
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  799. 54:00 I firmly believe Jimmy Carter should've won the election in either 2020 or 2024. He would've fixed the world's current major conflicts. He only died because he lost the 2024 election.
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  800. this could be made practical very easily, imo operate with a smaller nozzle and higher pressures, for a more even layer/mist and less flow.
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  801. Yes, His clever is very clever.
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  802. why do you fake binary?
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  803. I have a smaller design capable of the same, I think.
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  804. That car is running rich
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