Probably I scan 30-50 a month and deeply read 10. I just grab an arm of books at the library 2x a week and sit down for a couple of hours and pour over them. Diverse topics, usually on things I know nothing about.
Dunno, I think it's a way cool idea. It's not that plugging in the charger takes any time. It's just that it's one more thing you have to remember to do in your day. Tesla is trying to make charging effortless. Presumably it will only charge when the time is appropriate and to the level desired and will slither away when it's done. It's a beautiful thing.
Maybe you have to be a comic book fan. It's pretty rare that a character you've known for decades comes alive in, what is to me anyway, is a believable portrayal.
Every 5 years or so I forget how bad my experiences with Bell Canada have been and I buy a service from them. Invariably within a month or two I'm horribly disappointed. Incompetence, poor ethics and deceptive pricing. Then I bounce into the arms of small local providers and I relearn what good service is all about.
I don't know what went wrong with Bell. Some kind of institutionalized bad karma or something, but they have to be the worst large corporation to deal with in Canada.
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I'd go plant based in a heartbeat. Also, I kinda like animals.
Probably I scan 30-50 a month and deeply read 10. I just grab an arm of books at the library 2x a week and sit down for a couple of hours and pour over them. Diverse topics, usually on things I know nothing about.
It's the hottest planet in the solar system because of its CO2 based runaway greenhouse gas situation. It's remarkably bad model to want to emulate.
Visual FoxPro. Would be great to have a 64 bit version. FoxPro was really great at data manipulation.
Heck I have a problem doing that..
A desalinization tool like that could save a lot of lives.
Intel's 3D Xpoint and Samsung's 3D NAND should be hitting the market by the end of the year so next year's phones could have a very significant bump.
I'm nearly 53 and I still haven't owned a smartphone.
If Elon Musk's SpaceX can use recyclable rockets to toss satellites into orbit for the cost of fuel he'll have a huge leg up compared to competitors.
PCLinuxOS is absolutely dead easy.. Stable as heck as well. Great community. Never thought to look for a book on it. Never needed to.
I sometimes walk my dog with a guy who once took LSD and decided he could fly. It took three guys to pull him off the roof.
In 5 years I want my Tesla, solar panels and Musk Gigabit Internet.. The guy sure knows how to put dreams in your head.
Dunno, I think it's a way cool idea. It's not that plugging in the charger takes any time. It's just that it's one more thing you have to remember to do in your day. Tesla is trying to make charging effortless. Presumably it will only charge when the time is appropriate and to the level desired and will slither away when it's done. It's a beautiful thing.
HP was claiming it could put 100 TB of storage on a cell size device.
Up here in Ontario Canada our electricity comes from nuclear, hydro and wind. It's a slam dunk for us.
>Diet soda is a miracle for Type I diabetics.
I'm not diabetic but I get by just fine drinking only water and peppermint tea.. That pop of your is just a habit you could break if you wanted to.
Tesla has done a lot of work in this area, see: http://www.extremetech.com/ext...
Maybe you have to be a comic book fan. It's pretty rare that a character you've known for decades comes alive in, what is to me anyway, is a believable portrayal.
I've seen 3 episodes so far and it's been enough to make me wonder why regular TV is such crap in comparison.
Every 5 years or so I forget how bad my experiences with Bell Canada have been and I buy a service from them. Invariably within a month or two I'm horribly disappointed. Incompetence, poor ethics and deceptive pricing. Then I bounce into the arms of small local providers and I relearn what good service is all about.
I don't know what went wrong with Bell. Some kind of institutionalized bad karma or something, but they have to be the worst large corporation to deal with in Canada.
"Battery "breakthroughs" need to state power *and* energy density (not the same thing), plus how long they last. They usually fail on energy."
Isn't Musk far ahead of this schedule? So far as I can remember his time for getting a man on Mars is 15 years on the outside.
Ask anyone with Cystic Fibrosis about the morality of gene editing.
Cost the cost in half and I'd ditch my car in a heartbeat.
I'll go with Elon on this one. Cuz.. well.. he's Elon Musk.