I have a suspicion that every Toyota brought in for a new accelerator pedal* will also have new throttle / cruise control firmware surreptitiously installed without it being mentioned to the owners. No way this is all due to just extra friction in an accelerator assembly.
* - Anyone else pick up that everytime Toyota discusses the suspect accelerators, they just happen to mention the supplier is an American company? More BS nationalistic face-saving to distract from who designed said part.
PS: Tom Merritt from CNET has also mentioned the squirrely acceleration habits of his older Prius as well.
I quickly scanned TFA, but didn't see what the 'metal' actually was (steel? iron? titanium?). With a vastly larger amount of delicate structure potentially exposed to the environment, I think corrosion could be a significant problem.
This is also the same country that labels a worker the US would call a 'technician' as an Engineer.
But no doubt they will lead the world in science very soon, given the sophistication and volume of Industrial Espionage they are conducting with literal military precision.
People love to be told they are smarter, hipper, sexier, and ironically more independent thinkers than other people. Sothey gladly fork over big wads of cash to this man who has raised selling sizzle from beyond an art form into damn near a religion.
Only if we are credited back in full for any article that we find to have a typo, use of the wrong word (to instead of too), missing a word, or (my personal favorite) repeats all or part of a sentence.
I would be willing to (modestly) pay for professional content - provided it was proofread by an actual meatspace editor instead of merely run through a goddam spellchecker.
Would be Google dropping all Chinese and China-related websites from their search results (including AdSense if they really want to talk the talk). They could easily justify such actions by pointing to the attacks they suffered from China and declare it a lawless no-commerce zone where no one can be trusted.
Thus, by this non-sensical IT'S RADIOACTIVE IT MUST BE BAD FOR US logic, we should quarantine Colorado, because obviously it's going to end up becoming a mutated Zombieland where only those highly paranoid, and well adept at using all manner of sharp, blunt, and dangerous instruments for maiming Zombies will survive.
At least one Mercedes diesel system requires an occasional refill of Urea to treat the emissions. Based on one story I read about what the dealers are charging, Urea is the new ink jet refill.
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Yet Google has them. This is the part I don't understand.
Heaven forbid the products be made in the US...
"Get me away from these charlatans!"
I already bought the XP Home to Win7 Home upgrade when it was pre-offered at $50, so I guess I'm out.
I have a suspicion that every Toyota brought in for a new accelerator pedal* will also have new throttle / cruise control firmware surreptitiously installed without it being mentioned to the owners. No way this is all due to just extra friction in an accelerator assembly.
* - Anyone else pick up that everytime Toyota discusses the suspect accelerators, they just happen to mention the supplier is an American company? More BS nationalistic face-saving to distract from who designed said part.
PS: Tom Merritt from CNET has also mentioned the squirrely acceleration habits of his older Prius as well.
I quickly scanned TFA, but didn't see what the 'metal' actually was (steel? iron? titanium?). With a vastly larger amount of delicate structure potentially exposed to the environment, I think corrosion could be a significant problem.
If it works, Dick Cheney will instantly keel over.
/ something something Dark Side
AT&T NO CARRIER
Their environmental and public health records prove this to be true.
Stall Man
Is he the superhero that can never keep his jet aloft?
You haven't been paying close enough to their despiration (and attrition).
Wasn't there a UK study released last year that showed all their CCTV's didn't make a thimble's worth difference on the crime stats?
This is also the same country that labels a worker the US would call a 'technician' as an Engineer. But no doubt they will lead the world in science very soon, given the sophistication and volume of Industrial Espionage they are conducting with literal military precision.
The best ticket for U2 would be an iron-clad promise never to hear that sanctimonious bag of Irish wind ever again.
People love to be told they are smarter, hipper, sexier, and ironically more independent thinkers than other people. Sothey gladly fork over big wads of cash to this man who has raised selling sizzle from beyond an art form into damn near a religion.
Library of Congresses are a perfectly cromulent unit of volume = Score:4, Informative
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That's a perfectly cromulent sentence.
Only if we are credited back in full for any article that we find to have a typo, use of the wrong word (to instead of too), missing a word, or (my personal favorite) repeats all or part of a sentence. I would be willing to (modestly) pay for professional content - provided it was proofread by an actual meatspace editor instead of merely run through a goddam spellchecker.
Rule 34 invoked.
Such as keys and tv remotes.
Would be Google dropping all Chinese and China-related websites from their search results (including AdSense if they really want to talk the talk). They could easily justify such actions by pointing to the attacks they suffered from China and declare it a lawless no-commerce zone where no one can be trusted.
Aerosolizing anthrax or aerosolizing coated nanowires: which would be easier to do?
pretty easy to p0wn a computer when you make most of the chips inside it...
I see you've never been to Denver.
At least one Mercedes diesel system requires an occasional refill of Urea to treat the emissions. Based on one story I read about what the dealers are charging, Urea is the new ink jet refill.