The gas engine is the power source if you drive over 40 miles without recharging. That's te key concept behind the Volt. You aren't limited by the battery and its recharge time. You could drive the Volt for 100 days straight, only stopping to refill the gas tank, just like any other car.
Are you serious? What happens when the battery dies? How is the power source still all electric? It is a hybrid because it can also use a gasoline engine for power.
Bumping the tax on something by 100% of the product price is not free market enterprise. If you do that for gas, nobody will be able to afford anything. If that happened in my state, I'd immediately ask for a massive raise and start looking for a house and job in the next state over. I would go broke from the gas prices before I could buy a more economical car. I imagine it would literally kill the economy rather than encourage people to be more economical.
There is no such thing as a spare plane. They cost millions of dollars and so each one is used to its fullest extent. It is like having a spare datacenter or supercomputer. If you have it, you are using it because it costs too much to not use it.
I gave up looking at games when the required processor speed started dropping. I knew that it meant my computer was too old to play it, even if it met the requirements as listed on the box.
The tethering fee is due to the added value of the data going to your computer instead of your phone. It is far mare convenient to access the Internet on your laptop than on your phone so why shouldn't you pay for it? I'm not saying I like it but that's how capitalism works.
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I've never paid more than $30 for Windows. Many people get it for free. You just aren't trying at all if you pay full price.
It is a zoomable image so it only downloads greater detail for the part you've zoomed in to.
If you are forking over large amounts of money for Windows, you are doing it wrong.
Wasting time? I don't even remember installing silverlight and it seems I did at some point. If it was a waste of time, I would have remembered it.
Teardowns usually give a pretty good idea.
It will only run if it has another source of power. The fact that it can have more than one source is what makes it a hybrid.
So it is a hybrid then. Is that what you are saying?
10 years ago my paycheck was 1/4 the size it is now. That's an idiotic comparison because everything has changed significantly, not just gas prices.
The gas engine is the power source if you drive over 40 miles without recharging. That's te key concept behind the Volt. You aren't limited by the battery and its recharge time. You could drive the Volt for 100 days straight, only stopping to refill the gas tank, just like any other car.
Are you serious? What happens when the battery dies? How is the power source still all electric? It is a hybrid because it can also use a gasoline engine for power.
The drivetrain is all electric but the power source is not. That's the "hybrid" part.
Bumping the tax on something by 100% of the product price is not free market enterprise. If you do that for gas, nobody will be able to afford anything. If that happened in my state, I'd immediately ask for a massive raise and start looking for a house and job in the next state over. I would go broke from the gas prices before I could buy a more economical car. I imagine it would literally kill the economy rather than encourage people to be more economical.
If wings in the air is their business, they clearly have no business keeping wings on the ground that cost a huge amount with no predictable return.
There is no such thing as a spare plane. They cost millions of dollars and so each one is used to its fullest extent. It is like having a spare datacenter or supercomputer. If you have it, you are using it because it costs too much to not use it.
I'm surprised left-handedness does but right-handedness does not.
I gave up looking at games when the required processor speed started dropping. I knew that it meant my computer was too old to play it, even if it met the requirements as listed on the box.
That's probably more power than my first laptop 7 years avo and it ran many things far better than acceptably.
That is crazy but I'd often drive to the Starbucks on the corner simply because there wasn't a sidewalk.
The tethering fee is due to the added value of the data going to your computer instead of your phone. It is far mare convenient to access the Internet on your laptop than on your phone so why shouldn't you pay for it? I'm not saying I like it but that's how capitalism works.
Context is your friend. Learn it and love it. Of course 2TB drives exist. I've seen them, too but those aren't laptop drives.
2TB laptop harddrives? The biggest I've seen is only 640GB.
For now, I don't think many people will be ripping Blu-Ray discs to the SSD. They are quite large and it would take a very long time.
That's a pretty good point. You don't want to have to replace two devices just because one failed.
I didn't realize SSDs had gotten so big. I thought high-end ones had only hit 256GB and 500 GB was pretty high-end for mechanical drives.
That's only a little faster than what I often get on AT&T 3G on my iPhone 3GS. Big deal.