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To make this technology energetically favourable to boiling, it must not exceed ~700μA in current, and it has to be far less than that to be worth its complexity.

Even if we give it the benefit of the doubt and say we're overestimating the current by a factor of 100, 32 MJ/L still a ridiculous amount of energy, and ~10x more than just distilling water through evaporation, which is 2.23 MJ/L.

If we take his claim that 10 MW is being wasted, then the energy wasted at 10 MJs⁻¹ over a year is the energy of 5 small atomic bombs.

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=10MW+times+a+year

Possibly just metal oxides or dimethylsulphide, as ozone is odourless.

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Edit: also, try log('this is code: `a =* `= b* == c`');

What warranted this extra load onto your database instances, as opposed to loading all rows on the client? Do they usually have a million tasks?