I did.
The Russians appear to only be interested in supporting Trump's candidacy.
Once he was no longer going to be president, they dropped Trump and the Whelan exchange like a hot potato.
I suspect Trump didn't care about Whelan any more either.
Well, the temperature is 150 million degrees Celsius inside a tokamak reactor, so ....
In a fission reactor, the fuel itself is radioactive, as are the byproducts.
In a fusion reactor, nothing is radioactive.
It's just really hot.
The two biggest engineering problems for fusion that I'm aware of are:
* controlling the extreme magnetic fields necessary to keep the plasma away from the physical walls of the reactor
* material science issues with the plasma eating away at the containment structure
I think the best fit for an early adopter will be a state level entity like California.
A state utility charging a flat rate monthly connection fee to cover maintenance.
Trump was getting played hard by the Russians.
https://thehill.com/policy/international/3774311-ex-national-security-adviser-says-russians-were-willing-to-free-paul-whelan-under-trump/
I whole heartedly agree.
I don't run social media on my phone.
I don't bank on my phone.
When I travel for wrestling, my phone is effectively a web browser with a few games and some pictures on it.
When I used to travel for work, I'd bring a different clean phone with almost nothing on it.
Assume your devices are 'made' and you'll be a lot less unhappy.