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Yeah, distinct lack of Klingon opera!
Yeah, distinct lack of Klingon opera!
Oh I see posts from you guys all the time, I thoroughly enjoy it :D
I’m not even a member of this community, though I do like star trek, and I’m just so confused by this person!
What is it about “Star trek memes and shitposts” you’re incapable of understanding? Can you not google “star trek risa” to see where the name comes from? Why are you all up in here trying to play the victim like everyone’s out to get you, when you’re determined to live in the ignorance a 2 second google spree and reading comprehension could solve?
You seem incredibly determined to play victim here, holy shit lmfao
That looks like it’s actually from Starfield lmao
And the whole point of my comment is that people shouldn’t be wetting their pants thinking that fusion is right around the corner. This is just further proof of concept and does nothing to actually advance fusion power.
The article literally does not explain that’s not true, you literally have no idea what you’re talking about.
That’s pure laser energy, not whole system energy. Yeah, they got a slight gain from the fusion output, but nowhere near what the whole experiment used.
Still used orders of magnitude more energy to perform the experiment than the experiment output - plus they have no way to harvest that energy, and they’re mainly a nuclear weapon research facility. I guess the publicity for fusion power is good.
“in based”? Come on.
Sounds like hell. I compulsively switch between games, I could never stick to one.
I remember the days when someone would get rightly mocked and downvoted to all hell for using the wrong word like a fucking idiot.
Ooh, interesting.