Don't be stupid; people may be shorting TSLA on short-term basis; anyone actually investing has a long-term outlook and is smart enough not to sweat the dips but rather buy them.
...they're all pro one half of all Americans and anti the other half of Americans
They're not "pro" anyone but themselves; the difference is some of the Republicans are - almost - honest about being sociopaths, while the Democrats almost universally lie through their teeth, promising the fucking moon and delivering even more corruption.
This from an independent who hates all the motherfuckers...
but hybrids do have distinct market advantages today
They certainly do as a stop-gap measure; however, Toyota has spent the past twenty years designing this tech with hydrogen-based infrastructure in mind and that shit simply isn't going to take off.
Hell, Toyota's desperation is so severe that they're pushing paid fluff pieces about how their lunar rover is going to be fuelcell-powered. I guess they'll drag along a tank of oxidizer for that hydrogen...
Don't get caught up in irrelevant details; hybrids clearly aren't without their problems but "there are not one but two " systems to maintain" is hardly one of them.
The single biggest problem for hybrids is all the maintenance that's still required due to the ICE
Do you know anything about the engines Toyota puts in the Prius? They require minimal maintenance and are, for practical purposes, virtually indestructible.
Nobody was ever accused of stealing. 3Dfx' strength lay in their phenomenally efficient low-level API which was limited to 16bit color; as DirectX became more popular, 3Dfx lost their edge. When Nvidia rolled out the first 3D chip with vertex acceleration ("transform &: lighting"), it was fucking over.
Any country with a liberal enough government reduces poverty significantly when electricity penetration is high.
I can't argue with your hollow generalized generalization because I have no idea whether you're using the traditional definition of "liberal" (i.e. a modern, enlightened humanist who's against feudalism and monarchy) or the virtually opposite Jeffersonian/Hamiltonian definition (an authoritarian Tory determined to prevent the decentralization of power).
I distinctly remember MS saying it was impossible for win 7 to get any newer DX versions because of the infrastructure in win 10 they said allows those new versions of DX to function.
I believe you might be thinking of XP/2003 and DirectX10; changes made to the DRM Engine (excuse me; kernel) and audiio subsystem in NT 6.x precluded running DX10 on anything earlier.
Let's assume those stats are accurate: the rates being down hardly mitigates the known (nevermind the unknown) risks of bombarding cellular life with [greater and greater amounts] of [higher and higher frequency] EMR.
Cancer rates could be down for other reasons entirely, despite the populace getting more and more exposure to EMR.
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But the subway smells like pee...
Automation vastly improved the lives of people who were previously toiling manually outdoors all day all year round, for example.
The entirety of human history wasn't like the Middle Ages.
She wants to be the national leader and spokesperson for the black community.
Doubtful she'll get there; he's the black community has already identified her as a traitor and a sell-out.
Now fuckoff; it's over for you losers.
...they're all pro one half of all Americans and anti the other half of Americans
They're not "pro" anyone but themselves; the difference is some of the Republicans are - almost - honest about being sociopaths, while the Democrats almost universally lie through their teeth, promising the fucking moon and delivering even more corruption.
This from an independent who hates all the motherfuckers...
I think you've got it backwards but it's been a long week...
What has Beto done in his life that makes him worthy of being president?
His weak chin and buckteeth are safe and non-threatening.
but hybrids do have distinct market advantages today
They certainly do as a stop-gap measure; however, Toyota has spent the past twenty years designing this tech with hydrogen-based infrastructure in mind and that shit simply isn't going to take off.
Hell, Toyota's desperation is so severe that they're pushing paid fluff pieces about how their lunar rover is going to be fuelcell-powered. I guess they'll drag along a tank of oxidizer for that hydrogen...
Assuming you had a full charge
That's the whole point; you plugged it in the night before.
If you *know*...
I'm sorry, but there is no EV on the market at the moment that's going to last 14 hours. Or even 12 hours.
If you of a hybrid or ICE car thar can do that without refueling, let me know (hyper-miling down a two-laner @25mph doesn't count).
Try it sometime; you might even feel less stupid.
There's two entire systems to maintain.
Don't get caught up in irrelevant details; hybrids clearly aren't without their problems but "there are not one but two " systems to maintain" is hardly one of them.
So you don't quite understand the meaning of "median."
No.
The single biggest problem for hybrids is all the maintenance that's still required due to the ICE
Do you know anything about the engines Toyota puts in the Prius? They require minimal maintenance and are, for practical purposes, virtually indestructible.
You do such a thorough job of "speaking for them" - perhaps they should hire you as their spokesperson.
How can individuals be that consumed with themselves.
Easy; they're not: they're fixated on [what they believe] other people to be thinking.
Nobody was ever accused of stealing. 3Dfx' strength lay in their phenomenally efficient low-level API which was limited to 16bit color; as DirectX became more popular, 3Dfx lost their edge. When Nvidia rolled out the first 3D chip with vertex acceleration ("transform &: lighting"), it was fucking over.
I know; counterintuitive.
Any country with a liberal enough government reduces poverty significantly when electricity penetration is high.
I can't argue with your hollow generalized generalization because I have no idea whether you're using the traditional definition of "liberal" (i.e. a modern, enlightened humanist who's against feudalism and monarchy) or the virtually opposite Jeffersonian/Hamiltonian definition (an authoritarian Tory determined to prevent the decentralization of power).
They're playing with fire, I tell you. Seen Legend?? That's nothing; imagine the Earth overrun with mice... with the strength of mammoths!
I distinctly remember MS saying it was impossible for win 7 to get any newer DX versions because of the infrastructure in win 10 they said allows those new versions of DX to function.
I believe you might be thinking of XP/2003 and DirectX10; changes made to the DRM Engine (excuse me; kernel) and audiio subsystem in NT 6.x precluded running DX10 on anything earlier.
Cancer rates could be down for other reasons entirely, despite the populace getting more and more exposure to EMR.
Better yet, market it in Tokyo. They can serve it coffee shops... on a hotdog bun topped with whipped cream and tangerine slices.