techno_analyst

Yep. He’s not the PM anymore, but he’s still the MP for Cook: https://www.aph.gov.au/Senators_and_Members/Parliamentarian_Search_Results?q=&ele=Cook

So basically with all the solar panels putting extra power into the grid, they’re already coordinating thousands of distributed systems and this is about balancing those against the actual demand.

Usually, the exhaust gases will force the water out of the way, which is why you basically never see an exhaust snorkel on a car that has an intake snorkel.

I think the question was more like “Would the increased water pressure at that depth put too much back pressure on the engine and prevent the exhaust coming out / force water into the engine?”

Either they were concerned about that, they didn’t want water to rush in immediately if the engine stopped, or they were just being on the safe side.

They’re already looking at implementing a odometer based tax on EVs. They should just implement that for all road registered vehicles and leave the fuel tax as is (or lower).

Ooh, nice. My hometown is on the list, so the family I still have up there will finally get FTTP within the next few years.

Those in town will finally have the option to beat the internet speed my parents get out on the farm with Starlink.

With APAC concerts only happening in Japan, Singapore, and Australia, basically half the region wants to come to Australia for this. I even found an article from India about how to buy the tickets for Australian shows (since Taylor apparently never goes to India).

Hopefully this makes it a little easier for her fans to get tickets tomorrow.

Regular movement results in regular movement.