I rooted my phone to allow me to install apps with root access, then the phone wouldn't let me update while it was rooted, so I installed a custom ROM that would. If I have to unroot my phone every time I need to update it then I might as well just install a custom ROM.
I think that car manufacturers aren't really forward thinking, also many of their designs take years to finish design, so it's likely they decided on that service 2-3 years before, and just didn't update it to deal with the probable changes in the near future.
I'd love a Chevy VOLT personally. When I get a new car I'm going to look for a plug-in hybrid as my top choice, I'd love to be able to get by on electric, but I live in a very spread out area and might end up moving to an even MORE spread out area so a pure EV is a no-go for me.
I have a 23 mile one-way commute to school, there's no charging places at my college. For a healthy chunk of EVs that alone would totally deplete the battery, meaning that if there was a charger nearby I'd have to stop and charge every single day. Or I can fill up my tank and go 2-3 days INCLUDING my job in pizza delivery.
I'd love to get a Volt, and I probably will once I finish college. A plug-in hybrid is really the best solution and the one that most people should go for. Would be even better if the generator was multi-fuel.
The casino assumed the cards that were given to them were symmetrical because they ALMOST were. The player knew they were not and used that to his advantage. Flipping cards that are symmetrical does not help, so the casino did not have a way of knowing they were being cheated unless they discovered the asymmetricality of the cards.
My dad does that with blackjack, he usually comes out slightly ahead, sometimes he comes out far behind. He only went there for conventions though so it wasn't a problem.
And a big part of the reason is because Europe has cities that are much more closely spaced than the US does. Not only does that directly benefit train usage it also means that those cities were built around the idea of using trains from the beginning, instead of grafting them on 100 years after modern urbanization. It works in Europe, it probably won't here.
Irrelevant. Neither candidate was TRYING to win the popular vote, and if given the chance Clinton would gladly trade 4 million votes in blue states for ~150k in swing states.
If the candidates were trying to win the popular vote then it would have ended up differently, HOW is hard to say.
To pull a number out of my ass, 90% of people could get by just fine with that. I've been saying it for years. I think this is a pretty good idea, as long as it's executed properly. Of course a huge chunk of/.ers wouldn't be able to get by on just their phones.
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Are the people coming in from Syria "talented"?
If you don't think Trump is a Nazi then you're a doublenazi. Or at least so goes the rhetoric of the day.
I rooted my phone to allow me to install apps with root access, then the phone wouldn't let me update while it was rooted, so I installed a custom ROM that would. If I have to unroot my phone every time I need to update it then I might as well just install a custom ROM.
Actually if you're rich you don't get a fair trial either, it's just unfair in the other direction.
I think that car manufacturers aren't really forward thinking, also many of their designs take years to finish design, so it's likely they decided on that service 2-3 years before, and just didn't update it to deal with the probable changes in the near future.
Very nice. I hope that more manufacturers follow suit and make plug-in hybrids, to me they are the best of both worlds.
I'd love a Chevy VOLT personally. When I get a new car I'm going to look for a plug-in hybrid as my top choice, I'd love to be able to get by on electric, but I live in a very spread out area and might end up moving to an even MORE spread out area so a pure EV is a no-go for me.
We have both because sending people to prison limits their future prospects, forcing them further into a life of crime.
I have a 23 mile one-way commute to school, there's no charging places at my college. For a healthy chunk of EVs that alone would totally deplete the battery, meaning that if there was a charger nearby I'd have to stop and charge every single day. Or I can fill up my tank and go 2-3 days INCLUDING my job in pizza delivery.
I'd love to get a Volt, and I probably will once I finish college. A plug-in hybrid is really the best solution and the one that most people should go for. Would be even better if the generator was multi-fuel.
Bathroom breaks take less time than a recharge and I eat on the road.
And how many stations did you pass in the preceding several hours? I've driven across the entire US twice and never run out of gas.
That's why we need more cars like the Volt. Put a generator in the car as well and you can just refuel the generator for long trips.
The casino assumed the cards that were given to them were symmetrical because they ALMOST were. The player knew they were not and used that to his advantage. Flipping cards that are symmetrical does not help, so the casino did not have a way of knowing they were being cheated unless they discovered the asymmetricality of the cards.
My dad does that with blackjack, he usually comes out slightly ahead, sometimes he comes out far behind. He only went there for conventions though so it wasn't a problem.
And a big part of the reason is because Europe has cities that are much more closely spaced than the US does. Not only does that directly benefit train usage it also means that those cities were built around the idea of using trains from the beginning, instead of grafting them on 100 years after modern urbanization. It works in Europe, it probably won't here.
Then the company will go bankrupt and the project will go derelict and spend a decade in court.
Because that requires the people at the top to want to help the people at the bottom.
Irrelevant. Neither candidate was TRYING to win the popular vote, and if given the chance Clinton would gladly trade 4 million votes in blue states for ~150k in swing states.
If the candidates were trying to win the popular vote then it would have ended up differently, HOW is hard to say.
Probably written by a staffer.
Indeed, everyone ignores that.
Counted the way the election rules state it must be counted they preferred Trump. (Kinda) Sad but true.
Which is utterly irrelevant per the rules.
To pull a number out of my ass, 90% of people could get by just fine with that. I've been saying it for years. I think this is a pretty good idea, as long as it's executed properly. Of course a huge chunk of /.ers wouldn't be able to get by on just their phones.
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