El Pit wrote on Sep 4, 2024, 01:36:
Unexplainable things usually happen in parents' basements, Prez... From black holes to nuclear fusion - everything is possible in these places.

Except girls. That's not possible under the laws of physics of our reality.

I'm already on 24H2, build 26100.1591, which is way advanced over the 26100.863 the article mentions. It's all free through the Win11 Insider's group--open to the public.

Prez wrote on Sep 3, 2024, 21:51:
Even if this student was actually creating plasma, I am skeptical to say the least. My experience was in fission reactors not fusion, but even the article itself goes onto to clarify that he didn't actually build a reactor. So at the very least the headline is wrong. The extreme conditions to actually create a literal fusion reaction are virtually unobtainable by someone sitting in their bedroom. There's no way to my mind that he did what this article claims that he did.

Just wait until AI learns to write clickbait headlines. We will never read anything truthful again.

Prez wrote on Sep 3, 2024, 21:51:
Even if this student was actually creating plasma, I am skeptical to say the least. My experience was in fission reactors not fusion, but even the article itself goes onto to clarify that he didn't actually build a reactor. So at the very least the headline is wrong. The extreme conditions to actually create a literal fusion reaction are virtually unobtainable by someone sitting in their bedroom. There's no way to my mind that he did what this article claims that he did.

Unexplainable things usually happen in parents' basements, Prez... From black holes to nuclear fusion - everything is possible in these places.

Prez wrote on Sep 3, 2024, 21:51:
Even if this student was actually creating plasma, I am skeptical to say the least. My experience was in fission reactors not fusion, but even the article itself goes onto to clarify that he didn't actually build a reactor. So at the very least the headline is wrong. The extreme conditions to actually create a literal fusion reaction are virtually unobtainable by someone sitting in their bedroom. There's no way to my mind that he did what this article claims that he did.

Dude, it's lukewarm fusion.

Even if this student was actually creating plasma, I am skeptical to say the least. My experience was in fission reactors not fusion, but even the article itself goes onto to clarify that he didn't actually build a reactor. So at the very least the headline is wrong. The extreme conditions to actually create a literal fusion reaction are virtually unobtainable by someone sitting in their bedroom. There's no way to my mind that he did what this article claims that he did.

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