What's electric cars being the future has to do with TSLA's viability as a company?
Surely they have absolutely nothing to do with one another.
(Or they have everything to do with one another- especially considering Tesla's current market position relativel to any [viable] competition... and at the end of the day, you're just another dumb shill making demonstrably disingenuous points... albeit in a slightly more subtle and indirect fashion than the next dumb shill.)
Thank God; it's been over twenty years since I [quite foolishly] advised a friend to buy nV's first 3D card (Diamond Edge 4MB PCI w/nV1 and audio-out - a $600 fiasco).
So relieved that this farce is over... that is what you were meaning to say, right??
The Coast Guard Auxiliary taught that it was primarily due to low pressure. Perhaps they were wrong; it certainly wouldn't even be the first time that I bent over and talked out of my ass. Ace Ventura style.
Given who you're quoting, the statistical liklihood of them being wrong would obviously be fucking miniscule... which leaves me as the asshole who's (as someone already observed) not only an asshole, but also apparently wrong... which, at least according to my own system, is actually far worse.
The longer the list gets, the less meaningful the term becomes. People are reading this and thinking "wind-induced waves" but the term used to specifically refer to the dome-shaped columnist of water sucked-up by the low-pressure center of the storm. Wind direction can - and will - change constantly.., but you won't find storm surge fluctuationing the same way.
Apparently everyone here can look up "storm surge" and quote what they read... but "wind-induced waves" aren't storm surge. "Storm surge" is the giant, "sucked-up dome" of water proportional to air pressure... and if it hits at high tide, you're fucked. And yes, wind-driven waves would indeed make it even worse.
I only know this because I had my Coast Guard certifications even before my driver's license.
We need to raise people to overcome their disadvantages, not revel in them.
But then they turn out far more self-reliant and that goes against what the "Old Money Elite" have been trying to achieve (have you looked at Big Pharma??) for centuries.
Nope, not gonna happen... and be sure to drink your G.M.Ovaltine.;)
It can be. We certainly need it to be. But repeating overly simplistic generalizations (i.e., potential lies and untruths) and showing yourself to be incapable of grasping both sides of a debate... well, let's just say that with "friends" like you, nuclear needs no enemies.
I ordered some stainless steel drinking straws a couple years ago; they're great for drinking fresh coconut water... you just wouldn't want to fall on one the wrong way.
Wow, this steaming pile of a sorry-ass attempt at shilling got modded up... I shouldn't be surprised when there're are millions at stake (i.e. millions to be easily stolen from those too helpless to do anything about it).
Do the world a favor and slit your wrists... the correct way, please.
We have been doing this dance since the Regan years.
We sure have; we've been exporting our industries overseas in a 'race to the bottom' since the 70's and while this trade war is better late than never, the mouthbreathers who're pointing out that "they're not seeing the benefits yet" might want to look up the term "delayed effect."
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What's electric cars being the future has to do with TSLA's viability as a company?
Surely they have absolutely nothing to do with one another.
(Or they have everything to do with one another- especially considering Tesla's current market position relativel to any [viable] competition... and at the end of the day, you're just another dumb shill making demonstrably disingenuous points... albeit in a slightly more subtle and indirect fashion than the next dumb shill.)
Well done, REI. :D
The GPUs are now good enough
Thank God; it's been over twenty years since I [quite foolishly] advised a friend to buy nV's first 3D card (Diamond Edge 4MB PCI w/nV1 and audio-out - a $600 fiasco).
So relieved that this farce is over... that is what you were meaning to say, right??
Exactly.
Fucking well said.
Reading comprehension issues, huh. Must suck to be a dumb-ass shill.
The Coast Guard Auxiliary taught that it was primarily due to low pressure. Perhaps they were wrong; it certainly wouldn't even be the first time that I bent over and talked out of my ass. Ace Ventura style.
Given who you're quoting, the statistical liklihood of them being wrong would obviously be fucking miniscule... which leaves me as the asshole who's (as someone already observed) not only an asshole, but also apparently wrong... which, at least according to my own system, is actually far worse.
The longer the list gets, the less meaningful the term becomes. People are reading this and thinking "wind-induced waves" but the term used to specifically refer to the dome-shaped columnist of water sucked-up by the low-pressure center of the storm. Wind direction can - and will - change constantly.., but you won't find storm surge fluctuationing the same way.
I only know this because I had my Coast Guard certifications even before my driver's license.
This will DEFINITELY help with the 'mcroplastics in the foodchain' problem.
"...produced by water being pushed toward the shore by the force of the winds," according to the National Hurricane Center.
So even they're ignorant as to what causes storm surge... or they've got a young, dumb intern who took a guess... and failed.
We need to raise people to overcome their disadvantages, not revel in them.
But then they turn out far more self-reliant and that goes against what the "Old Money Elite" have been trying to achieve (have you looked at Big Pharma??) for centuries.
Nope, not gonna happen... and be sure to drink your G.M.Ovaltine. ;)
Nuclear energy is both clean and reliable,
It can be. We certainly need it to be. But repeating overly simplistic generalizations (i.e., potential lies and untruths) and showing yourself to be incapable of grasping both sides of a debate... well, let's just say that with "friends" like you, nuclear needs no enemies.
You first, Jerry; let's see how long you can hold your breath.
I ordered some stainless steel drinking straws a couple years ago; they're great for drinking fresh coconut water... you just wouldn't want to fall on one the wrong way.
Windows10 is pretty decent.
Is it better than getting head from a lotlizard with chipped teeth?? "It's all relative," as they say in Arkansas and Redmond...
Do the world a favor and slit your wrists... the correct way, please.
...definitely people with a so-called 'syndrome' where no matter what they legitimately achieve they still feel like they really haven't.
There are orders of magnitude more with the opposite problem.
58% is certainly far too low for IT Support.
Anyone who needs to get incarcerated to figure that one out should probably get sterilized...
Curved screens would be awesome for games if GPU's could adjust (i.e. distort) their output accordingly...
We have a âoeblue chipâ stock that is run like a startup.
It's run like the right startup.
We have been doing this dance since the Regan years.
We sure have; we've been exporting our industries overseas in a 'race to the bottom' since the 70's and while this trade war is better late than never, the mouthbreathers who're pointing out that "they're not seeing the benefits yet" might want to look up the term "delayed effect."
Clinton was loved by Centrists and the Establishment Right
Loved by RINO's and neocons, sure. Certainly not by textbook conservatives.