You are looking at the "now", and there are still many improvements on the road ahead, and they don't necessarily need the battery density to increase, we can get the battery lighter, we can use in-whell drives and reduce weight , etc...
You are comparing a 100 year old industry, to an emerging technology
On a long term forecast, electric vehicles will be very very cheap to produce, not just the components are way less, the supply chain and quality control will be way more reduced. There is no way any fossil fuel will ever be more efficient from an energy prepective than a eletric engine. We are at infant stage of tech, and cars are getting has low as 12 kwh per 100 km, I can't even imagine anything better than this. This Mazda engine relies on extreme compression, don't expect the engines to last long
I ditched my car, well... wife took it, anyway I would say this can be very different depending on your case but I spend an average of 300€ on Uber per month, when in the past I used to spend around 500€ with my car, loan+taxes+tolls+insurance+fuel+parking.
Guess what, i run a couple webshops for third parties, and I can clearly relate this, the companies that spend on adwords are the only ones with decent rankings on google.
What the fuck, are you like 4 years old? Can't you understand that deliberate or not, it is an acceptable mistake? Who can say that it was deliberate or not? Robot cashiers try to shift the responsability to the customer, when that is on the business owner, and i do hope fraud happens in roves.
No, UPC are not always covered for pack, and no they dont have the same UPC has the pack if they are sold seperatly, fucking moron are you a retail specialist as well?
No, it is a mistake, you are not liable to know the exact procedure of which one to scan, you are the customer not the employee, you might not even notice that you scanned the single item by mistake, it is actually something that can happen to a human cashier. The point here is that the employee has the obligation to do the right job and pay attention to mistakes, you don't.
I love all these automated cashiers, i get a lot of free stuff, you see from the moment you are the sole participant in the process you can make mistakes, and they will all be legit because, you know, you are not a cashier.
So somehow, they have a platform where the users produce the content, and they make the profit, but of course that leads to a number of issues, like, exactly, can we trust the content. Sooo , i have a solution for them, start producing the content, or have each and single post validated, yeah, right, fuck me right?
He underestimates the power of lies, of greed and of human nature itself, the dark ages prove that "the scientific method", can be put aside as easily as any other threat.
This is the main reason why I hate cloud products, Simon says, and we are all fucked up, can't count the number of times I have had to relearn Office 365 crap , for something as simple as get a fucking invoice. Google is even worse, they are like, tomorrow, no more feature for you, need support? Ask the community, good luck!
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Seriosly.. who wants this Alexa shite?
You are looking at the "now", and there are still many improvements on the road ahead, and they don't necessarily need the battery density to increase, we can get the battery lighter, we can use in-whell drives and reduce weight , etc...
You are comparing a 100 year old industry, to an emerging technology
On a long term forecast, electric vehicles will be very very cheap to produce, not just the components are way less, the supply chain and quality control will be way more reduced. There is no way any fossil fuel will ever be more efficient from an energy prepective than a eletric engine. We are at infant stage of tech, and cars are getting has low as 12 kwh per 100 km, I can't even imagine anything better than this. This Mazda engine relies on extreme compression, don't expect the engines to last long
Yes, and now with support of bigint for these special high value cases
Fuck you */5 * * * * times!!
I read somewhere you can get your battery replaced for 29$ for the the hardware fix.
Agree 100%
Ah ah epic
Which Windows? 7 10 XP?
I didn't knew it had the reboot feature!
I ditched my car, well... wife took it, anyway I would say this can be very different depending on your case but I spend an average of 300€ on Uber per month, when in the past I used to spend around 500€ with my car, loan+taxes+tolls+insurance+fuel+parking.
Just killed all my cows and have plenty of those beefcoins!
User:*Computer install patch and do regression test.
Computer: The company has now regressed
What about no rewards whatsoever for anyone to run full nodes? What if?
Guess what, i run a couple webshops for third parties, and I can clearly relate this, the companies that spend on adwords are the only ones with decent rankings on google.
What the fuck, are you like 4 years old? Can't you understand that deliberate or not, it is an acceptable mistake? Who can say that it was deliberate or not? Robot cashiers try to shift the responsability to the customer, when that is on the business owner, and i do hope fraud happens in roves.
No, UPC are not always covered for pack, and no they dont have the same UPC has the pack if they are sold seperatly, fucking moron are you a retail specialist as well?
No, it is a mistake, you are not liable to know the exact procedure of which one to scan, you are the customer not the employee, you might not even notice that you scanned the single item by mistake, it is actually something that can happen to a human cashier. The point here is that the employee has the obligation to do the right job and pay attention to mistakes, you don't.
Then don't swap tags, that is obviously fraud , here is one for free, buy six pack items, and scan the single item.
I love all these automated cashiers, i get a lot of free stuff, you see from the moment you are the sole participant in the process you can make mistakes, and they will all be legit because, you know, you are not a cashier.
One way they can solve this is the same way as NATO, make them tax exempt on income tax it can help level the field with private pay.
I also have no clue, better raise a ticket!
On the other hand, patients will suffer from low nutrition issues due to the Dragons in the kitchen.
So somehow, they have a platform where the users produce the content, and they make the profit, but of course that leads to a number of issues, like, exactly, can we trust the content. Sooo , i have a solution for them, start producing the content, or have each and single post validated, yeah, right, fuck me right?
He underestimates the power of lies, of greed and of human nature itself, the dark ages prove that "the scientific method", can be put aside as easily as any other threat.
This is the main reason why I hate cloud products, Simon says, and we are all fucked up, can't count the number of times I have had to relearn Office 365 crap , for something as simple as get a fucking invoice. Google is even worse, they are like, tomorrow, no more feature for you, need support? Ask the community, good luck!