diesel

Speaking of old diesel tech that just works and will be here forever, if you're in the U.

In fact, here's another way to look at it: diesel-powered cars are fairly rare in the US, and yet it's still easy to find a gas station that pumps diesel.

As it was, they had gotten it down to something comparable to starting diesel cars on a cold day.

The irony of people complaining about smoking in cars, when diesel fumes kill way more people than passive smoking....

Not every gas station does it, but it's not a barrier to diesel fuel sales.

Synfuels, including direct analogs of petrol and diesel, can be created from electricity and seawater.

The government has some alternative fuel cars but the rest will be petrol or diesel.

Skyscrapers are built out of solar energy mostly by way of diesel fuel.

The lead issue has also spurred the development of turbo diesel aviation engines [1], which run on the more energy dense jet fuel.

It's like someone who charges an electrical car with a diesel engine.

Those that aren't are charged from diesel generators and solar power.

My grandmother lived off-grid for several years with a wind/solar/battery/diesel-for-emergencies/wood-for-heating/propane-for-cooking system.

Hah, diesel mechanic?..." It's all pretty light-hearted, one of the reasons that I like that sub, but still, there are similarities.

But they sell via distributors such as B&N, Fictionwise, Diesel, and the Kindle store, and I've got a horrible feeling (I need to do some digging to confirm this...) that what they sell these stores is a right to sell X units of book Y, for a fixed price minus a wholesale discount.