The recycling process isn’t direct battery-to-battery. The lead from old batteries is removed, purified, dried into ingots, then sold back to battery manufacturers to make new batteries. In other words, it’s likely that every lead acid battery you buy is made from recycled batteries.

Good rundown of the process here: https://batterycouncil.org/battery-facts-and-applications/ho...

Archicad as well!

Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49324068

Finally added to status page: https://status.claude.com

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As in North East, PA, the town in Erie County?

Nah. Other side of the state :D

Ah, bummer haha

I can finally automate our wildcard certs. Our current DNS host doesn’t have an API.

I’ve had mine for nearly five years, USB charging continues to work.

For those looking for an SSG with WYSIWYG, please take a look at Publii. I have no affiliation other than being a user, but I wish more people were aware of it.

I am a fan of jekyll-admin: https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-admin/

Its project page doesn't seem to have a screenshot of the post/page editor, but its editor is simplemde so one can just look at it directly: https://simplemde.com/

I had thought of building those exact Civil Defense devices a few years ago. Maybe it’s a viable product?

I’m searching for the source material here but must not be using the right keywords, any hints?

I've looked a few times over the years but can't find it online. National Archives probably has it somewhere, but not indexed where Google can find it.

Is it present in "The Ark"? It's 290GB of stuff and might have it, or the component parts.

they're really packing in the whole kitchen sink into video games these days...

https://old.reddit.com/r/ARK/comments/p4xlpr/ark_is_over_200...

I sent a query into NARA. Maybe they know something. It's probably in some forgotten Civil Defense archive.

I got an answer back from NARA:

Specifically, you seek records related to practical instructions on how to rebuild society after a nuclear war.

We searched our holdings in Record Group 397, Records of the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency. We identified the series External Publications, 1955-1976 which may include records related to your query. A full citation is provided here for your reference:

    Record Group 397
    Records of the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency
    External Publications, 1955-1976
    Entry A1 56
    Boxes 1 thru 37@ 650/42/30/2

We will be happy to make the records and their finding aids available to you or your representative in the Textual Research Room (Room 2000) here at the National Archives at College Park, Maryland. Please visit our website for information about visiting the National Archives in College Park, MD, including how to schedule a research visit.