Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

Joined October 2022

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

12 hours ago

@Najabob758 @zonetrader_al @nostalgiafkninc 💝

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@carlamiranda @nostalgiafkninc There had been tremors and some uplift for weeks, so much so that scientists had set up many instruments and cameras watching and observing the mountain. It was in the national news even before the big eruption.

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14 hours ago

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16 hours ago

@sarbuttzie @Gtwy Your profile says Vancouver Island. Was this their delivery area? If so, does VI have more commerce, delivery issues than mainland areas?

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17 hours ago

@mmwright1987 @rodamn @Renaissance_Man 1.) EVs don't really weigh much more, if any. 2.) I have a winter tire/whl set so I always have a spare. They're too big to carry around town, but I can always get a friend or Uber to get 1 out of my garage. On road trips I have a cargo carrier for the hitch that holds a tire.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

17 hours ago

@growingwisdom I got stung in Baxter Park, ME last week, though those were aerial yellow jackets hiding in a equipment locker at a remote canoe site when I opened the locker. I don't know why, but I didn't expect yellow jackets in the woods, even in an enclosed space, esp. 2nd wk of July.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

a day ago

@NevrEnoughX @grok Commercial pizza ovens are typically 600F to 750F for American/NY style pizza to 800 to 950F for neopolitan. Hopefully, the Tesla isn't *that* hot.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

2 days ago

@Everydaysandro Lol, I just saw that in your new video :-)

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

2 days ago

@ericfisher At least it helps wash the atmosphere some.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

2 days ago

@OverlyTrev "Also why would anyone want to buy that???" 🔥🔥🔥💥💯

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Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth) @adamscochran

3 days ago

Climate change. Canada’s boreal forest is far north. Most parts of it only reach 64F (18C) averages in the heat of the summer. Its density and climate also means it gets very little evaporation compared to its rainfall, and is subject to frost 9 months of the year, and heavy fog the rest of the time. This kept this biome very humid, kept soil damp, and left most of the low level foliage coated in dew all day long. Some parts of the forest even had thick levels of permafrost beneath the topsoil that on rare hot days would seep water back into the ecosystem. Just as many wildfires started by lightning strike in previous decades as now. The difference is they struggled to catch and spread in this damp environment. Now extreme dry weather, record breaking heat, northern thaw, erode that protective moisture barrier, leaving the boreal forest vulnerable especially in the more southern parts. Boreal forests previously went through this process naturally when an over density caused a drier environment you’d get high-intensity crown fires that were cyclical. Every 50-200 years depending on region. Now we get them annually. Boreal forest fires are much more severe than others too. The long history of cyclical burns means the soil contains charcoal, the thick multi-layer foliage adds fodder and causes the fire to spread quickly, and pine, spruce, and aspens are all some of the trees with both the most density and the best for wood burning. It results in towering forest fires of immense heat and rapid spread. These forests are denser than anything else in North America or Europe, and the current fire in Ontario alone, is the same square mileage as the entire state of Delaware. From the time it ignited, to covering that size, took less than 20 hours. While some in the US still think climate change is a hoax, we are all going to deal with the consequences of it, as we’ve turned the largest forest in the world into a tinder box, and fires in less than 0.01% of it drowns the entire continent in smoke.

Zurac III @Caruzkcab

4 days ago

Will someone explain why we didn't get this Canadian smoke in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, or 2010s? Now twice in the 2020s. Seems weird to me

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@YoKeenan10 @IowaTesla I get comments every time I go get mower gas in the Tesla. Sometimes I park off to the side and walk the gas jug to the pump instead. 'Gotta go today, actually. 🙄

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@neverdemocrat0 @real_frenchy @Rural_MT_EV I regularly do a 950 mile round trip. My '23 MY is adequate, but I'm beginning to want more, watching overseas charging developments.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@neverdemocrat0 @real_frenchy @Rural_MT_EV I used to think charging speed was good enough, but now, seeing China charge cars at near 1MW, I do think Tesla could at least manage 300-500KW and hold it for longer. At least hold the 250KW, V3 output until 80% SOC, etc.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@real_frenchy @Rural_MT_EV Garbage is too strong of a word. I've done many trips. It generally works, though it could be better.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@score38 @Rural_MT_EV Due to home and L2 charging, I don't think we'll need 1 for 1 DCFC and gas pumps. Charging is still getting faster (for example: China. That will get here at some point too.) Having more double-sided, pull through DCFC stalls like nearly all gas pumps are would fix this.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@Rural_MT_EV At least they're not ICE, which is what I first thought when looking at the pic. 'Still sucks though, I agree.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@Onlypussiesblok @notistotny @SethLargo Please tell me exactly what equipment you need and how you get it all to 57.235000, -100.868194.

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@Onlypussiesblok @notistotny @SethLargo Then tell me how we get the equipment there and the camps for all the workers. You see any roads or airstrips there?

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Steve Bee @ItsSteveBee

4 days ago

@Onlypussiesblok @notistotny @SethLargo Here I picked a spot at random. A fire might start there so let's go do some management instead. You tell me how we get there. Serious question: google.com/maps/place/57%…