I'm not defending AMD in the least but an FYI for those wanting to download the latest AMD and nVidia drivers for their OEM laptops: laptopvideo2go.com.
As a (student) pilot, I'm immensely interested in alternative power plants for aircraft.
I don't mean to rain on your parade but you probably ought to know: while pilots may be interested in solar-
powered aircraft, physics majors are likely to be less so.
Youre fairly new on hete, right? I ask because that topic has pretty much been settled on here a long time ago; let's just say that the support for "imaginary property," while not nonexistent, has been steadily waning for nearly twenty years; you are most definitely in the minority.
Like we tell the musicians, "Want to get paid? Perform or STFU."
Also what part of the country do you live where there is a house the cost of an average car?
Somewhere with a wage-structure so suppressed that $45k will buy you a liveable house... and those of us with any sense would still rather take a bullet than live there. Places like Oklahoma comes to mind.
This is also why gas sucks for boats: 1/4cup of gasoline evaporated and confined in a partially-enclosed space (like a boat hull) has the explosive power of a stick of dynamite.
The problem is the exponential increase in material required to gain any useful elevation. A massive reforestation project down at sea level, on the other hand, could have a similar effect; fission-powered desalination could supply the irrigation needs.
At what, five thousand feet above sea level? Apples to oranges. You should try Muskogee at 97 degrees. You can watch the mold spread across the wallpaper in realtime...
When I drove one out in the West Texas oilfield, we were very regulated by the state as to which routes we could take, which neighborhoods we could drive through, etc.
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That's what, a baby goose??
...jives
While it may in fact do just that (example: "honkey-ass cracker-motherfucker") the word you're looking for is actually jibe.
I'm not defending AMD in the least but an FYI for those wanting to download the latest AMD and nVidia drivers for their OEM laptops: laptopvideo2go.com.
not everyone needs to get from Dallas to Tokyo in under 6 hours.
Ever been to Dallas? You'd be in a hurry to get the fuck out of there, too...
Might it not be more accurate to suggest that digital/analog is about interpreting the signal?
Have you ever offered a suggestion that was actually practical and not just a pedantic and arbitrary attempt to enjoy the sound of your own voice?
The real story is how some of these people managed to accumulate such large sums of money on a relatively small official salary.
...and hence all the attempts (see above) to distract from said issue.
...and operates on preponderance of evidence.
If only it were that objective and impartial...
The Japanese know what's up
Asshole (an appropriate term for those who like to make shit up)... you're making shit up.
at 2100kg it weighs more than the equivalent gas car (E-class mercedes)
I wasn't aware there was anybody who considered the Model S and the E-class Benz to be equivalent. In what way??
As a (student) pilot, I'm immensely interested in alternative power plants for aircraft.
I don't mean to rain on your parade but you probably ought to know: while pilots may be interested in solar- powered aircraft, physics majors are likely to be less so.
Youre fairly new on hete, right? I ask because that topic has pretty much been settled on here a long time ago; let's just say that the support for "imaginary property," while not nonexistent, has been steadily waning for nearly twenty years; you are most definitely in the minority. Like we tell the musicians, "Want to get paid? Perform or STFU."
Getting stuff into space isn't the hard problem. The hard problem is the months it takes to get to the asteroid belt
Spoken as someone truly lacking a clue: getting out of this gravity well remains, by far, the hardest part of the problem.
Very few of those are from endangered species.
LOL, I can't imagine why that would be...
Also what part of the country do you live where there is a house the cost of an average car?
Somewhere with a wage-structure so suppressed that $45k will buy you a liveable house... and those of us with any sense would still rather take a bullet than live there. Places like Oklahoma comes to mind.
...but it sounds like you made a good investment
More like a worthwhile expenditure. "Investment" has different meaning entirely.
I agree: statements like that definitely merit posting as AC...
They both like foreign women.
Maybe they're brighter than we thought.
This is also why gas sucks for boats: 1/4cup of gasoline evaporated and confined in a partially-enclosed space (like a boat hull) has the explosive power of a stick of dynamite.
I'm tired of Tim Cook teasing my pipeline
At least no small, furry mammals were harmed.
Probably West Virginia. More mountainous, on average, than Colorado (it's just not sitting on top of a one-to-two-mile-thick plateau).
The problem is the exponential increase in material required to gain any useful elevation. A massive reforestation project down at sea level, on the other hand, could have a similar effect; fission-powered desalination could supply the irrigation needs.
Perhaps not but I still don't want an electronic device object containing a high-powered LiPO battery operating near my gas fumes...
At what, five thousand feet above sea level? Apples to oranges. You should try Muskogee at 97 degrees. You can watch the mold spread across the wallpaper in realtime...
When I drove one out in the West Texas oilfield, we were very regulated by the state as to which routes we could take, which neighborhoods we could drive through, etc.