If they are non turbo, it should be fine. If they are turbo cars, run premium for the new fuel and use a minimum 3 to 1 ratio of new to old fuel just to be safe.
Really, 3 weeks is fine but I don’t want to lead you astray and cause problems here lol. I’d run it though.
If you are concerned about it, you can mix 5 gallons at a time in your car with the remainder being fresh gas. I.e. if you have a 15 gallon tank, use 10 gallons of new gas with 5 of old.
3 weeks isn’t all that long though, its probably fine as long as you didn’t leave the cap off.
What kind of car is it potentially going in?
Iirc, that is one of the major ways that Brazil produces bio-ethanol, a lot of it was from the waste products too. It’s been a while but I think the energy density vs ag production cost is also higher vs corn. You can then used the remnants from that for biomass pellet production for essentially full cycle use. You get the sugar, ethanol, then either fertilizer/biochar or biomass pellets for energry production.
For context, there is a BUNCH of potential issues with OpenClaw. This recently happened and then ARS used fake ai quotes of the author when publishing an article about it.
https://theshamblog.com/an-ai-agent-published-a-hit-piece-on-me/
https://theshamblog.com/an-ai-agent-published-a-hit-piece-on-me-part-2/
Statistically speaking, if that happened, the company’s carbon footpring would go down…
Make sure you get a good one with multiple fold out compartments too, maximum leather. Bonus if it’s ostrich skin or crock skin to really bulk up the wallet.
Whole lot of false dichotomy going on in this thread.
Yes, tires already produce microplastics but you also don’t have to use processes that produce more microplastics by mixing them into a road just because you have big accumulated stores of waste plastics as potential building materials.
You can just say they are end of life and develop a reasonable storage or disposal method that does not reintroduce them into the environment as this could.
That isn’t pie in the sky thinking either, there are numerous reactions and processes that allow you to do waste-to-energy with or even high intensity photo-degredation that is capable of producing syngas or even industrial grade hydrogen from this as a feedstock. With secondary scrubbers you can recapture the carbon and other waste products for sequestration.
They also should be sensoring the Russian “Neutral” athletes if they do blur out the helmet. They won’t because they are corrupt cowards.
Is there an option for us folks in the US? I moved my bank from one of the major US banks to a local credit union but their cards are still backed by Visa.
Ah yes, but they allow the Russian athletes to participate. Yeah, I get they are under the non-affiliated neutral team but they are still Russian…
I bought several Kasa devices before they started charging for a subscription for the newer cameras and the switches and outlets are functional and reasonably easy to use.
I recently bought a switch and micro relay from Insteon and was very impressed with it. I am using it to run a second remote outlet on another circuit for my upper kitchen cabinet lights. They have the option of being run fully off grid via dual mode eop/wireless back to a master keypad. The hardware itself is also very nice imo.
Very cool, its beautiful.
I’ll allow that with a big asterisk, if you consider Mexican Coke as coke then yes, its one of the best sodas. If not, there are way better options.
I have been eyeing that model or the Meteora for a while, I didn’t realize you could get the Fender version with p90s though. I thought they were only available as Squires.
They made the same mistake with the Nazis…
It really depends though, if you want to do analog in or out, relay control, or use existing hats, you are bought/forced into the ecosystem. If you are just using it as a small computer, yeah roll with whatever. To me, it’s always occupied the void between an arduino and a sffpc or when I wanted to do compute and analog/digital control on something.
You must not have pets, or children.
Thanks! It was a new build so I did the finish work on it after doing a “dry” build first to make sure the fit was okay with the parts. Then I dyed it, sprayed poly, and assembled it again.
Great, now do the one that bars state investments in firms that boycott Israel.
Where are the Aussies when you need them? Need some Jarate action over there for sure.