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@Diogenes1 @whippletom Fission was already good enough. The problem is that after you solve the engineering problem that still doesn't solve the politics problem when the payoff period is longer than an election cycle and voters want solutions now. Fusion will be no different.

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@xfundbull @SebMilbank High frequency trading requires you to be as close to the stock exchange as possible.

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@Gumdrop844 @JacobAShell They subsidise the trains and make the stations more convenient. It's pretty nice.

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@jamalthetenth There really should be some line markings on the floor telling people to stand back. In my experience airports which have them are way less likely to have people standing in the "forbidden zone".

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@robj3d3 If you have wifi calling get a Glinet travel router and put a UK VPN on it. Then put your phone in flight mode while connected to said router and the phone can't tell it's not in the UK. I've done this many times. Note not all phones let you use wifi calling while in flight mode

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@CaramelAndalou @RobinDesTaxes Such idealism just leads to more people using cars.

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@fwmarqix This is insurance fraud, right?

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@callmeheidi_ What you thought was insulation at the beginning of the heatwave keeping your home cool was really just thermal inertia in disguise!

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@Enbertran @RejeanRheaume @Khioxyz But getting rid of the heated air isn't such a problem. This is to cool down the stubbornly hot walls.

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@Mats_x00 @Bcl_winds いい考えだけどイギリス人だからイギリスでも赤の他人に話しかける勇気がないよ笑

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@RejeanRheaume @Khioxyz That's why you should point fans at your walls to cool them down.

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@Mats_x00 @Bcl_winds 日本に来たのに英語でも読めない外人にみんなが見えるだろ。並んで恥ずかしい

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@PiecesofMargo Sounds like the room was broken

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@meIisactu They all come out when it rains. Like worms.

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@sollidnuclear But if you use aircon then France can't send more electricity to Germany! And they'll burn coal if you don't!

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@PoliticoForYou To play Devil's Advocate, the heatwave in 1976 could've been more lethal to pensioners but they only survived because they weren't a pensioner back then.

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@Fat_Jacques Do you think that people working in town halls get a say in which laws they enforce? They're not all air conditioned either.

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@s8mb @henrydodds Right now it's 32 degrees and 51% humidity in London. Not low enough for swamp coolers to work well but nowhere near 90%. When it gets hotter, the air can hold more water and relative humidity goes down. The UK never has high temps and high humidity at the same time.