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A large amphipod, 38.9 mm

"Dulcibella camanchaca gen. nov. sp. nov. is a large amphipod (holotype: 38.9 mm length) with diagnostic features that include: a smooth dorsal body, 12 spines on the outer maxilla 1 plate, subsimilar and strongly subchelate gnathopods with broad carpus lobes, the pereopods 3 and 4 dactyli are 0.45× of the respective propodus and pereopods 5 to 7 dactyli are 0.6×, a distal spiniform process on the peduncle of uropod 1, and an elongated but weakly cleft telson. Together, Dulcibella camanchaca gen. nov. sp. nov. is a novel predator and reinforces the eco-evolutionary distinctiveness of the Atacama Trench. zoobank.org/urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:95A6C497-AC8…"

Right? They’ve been crowing about doing it for years.

We did that. We’ve already done that part, it’s finished! We have standards and guidelines.

This is such a frustrating wait!

I hear that. Their concern trolling can look or sound right on the surface (“worker safety is our top priority!”) and still be disingenuous af.

They know just as well as we do that we have the knowledge and skills to make safe, cost effective, and accessible solar panels and batteries for homes. There are tons of real-world examples already that we can learn from, refine for our particulars, and use just by looking at Europe and Southeast Asia. There’s a safety standard/framework for plug-in solar that’s already been published for the US, UL 3700.

Any “discussions” about how to make plug-in solar safe for North American users are kvetch sessions for nervous executives clutching their pearls.

YES

Right? If it’s not wind, what are they turning their idiot gazes on next? They’re not the kinds of assholes who just let things drop when they aren’t working, they always reach for something else to avoid the appearance of flip flopping, or, as the woke left would call it, “learning.”

what is going on with those error bars

Ballionaire is a pretty great stoner game. It’s a pachinko roguelite–excuse me, autobonker