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Hey F on a hot day ain't that bad lol

Toyota and some truck companies are the major ones pushing this

The difference with hydrogen stations is that the vehicle turnover would be incredibly higher despite the larger cost, similar to a regular gas station

It's not that you need it. It's just that you'll thank yourself if you drop it in water or if you wanna use it in certain weather

Yeah that was honestly my only concern with this. That and durability. But it doesn't really seem like a problem. Replaceable batteries also means replaceable back glass (or screen?) So that's awesome.

It doesn't? Lol

I pirated Photoshop just in case but genuinely haven't used it more than twice so idk

Also cars like the Toyota Mirai have a range of 400 miles, which is not bad at all considering that the median range for a car in the US is 403 miles.

As long as they can engineer a water resistant phone with these guidelines I'm all for it.

The same infrastructure argument could go for electric though. It's difficult to build infrastructure for these vehicles yes I agree but why would electric be any easier?

Also don't quote me on this but i think there are ways to collect hydrogen at a home, which would reduce the need for these stations, at least in the city

I'd love to see the technology develop more but it's definitely not viable today. It's like when EVs started out.

The technology is extremely underdeveloped. That's why it's so expensive and impractical right now. Batteries aren't ecological saints either.

Yeah