Me too. I drive a 2004 Mercedes-Benz S55 AMG. It's got a supercharged 5.5L V8 that makes 491 horsepower and will go from 0-60 in 4.7 seconds, with an electronically-limited top speed of 155 mph. It's scary fast and I fall in love with it every time I drive it.
Kelley Blue Book value in very good condition? $8,941
Penicillin is bogus. It was just some fungi growing in uncleaned lab equipment. Any success it may have in treating infection is accidental.
Only quacks say chiropractic care can heal anything, and only quacks believe them. The rest of us have found that happy medium that says, "my back hurts, and this makes it feel better."
It's against federal law to make a machine gun. In Tennessee, as long as he doesn't break any federal laws, he can do whatever he wants without the federal license, but he cannot he doesn't sell what he produces. If he keeps it personally, he isn't even required to put a serial number on the receiver. If he wants to sell it at a later time, however, he's required put a serial on it, and he also may invoke the wrath of the ATF. It's said that you can sell a reasonable number of homemade firearms per year without requiring the manufacturer's license, but I believe that reasonable number is arbitrarily set by the ATF agents.
Disclaimer: I've never made my own firearm, and if I did, I certainly wouldn't sell it; between the risk of federal prison and liability if it blows up, if I had to get rid of the thing, it would be destroyed.
Lithium Ion batteries are inherently unstable and have to be charged and discharged very carefully. Unlike the old school batteries you'd think of, these batteries have a controller to manage them built in.
He's got a point on wasting money on ethanol subsidies though. That crap needs to stop. I found a station near me that sells pure gasoline and my fuel economy jumped about 3% after switching. Not much, I know, but over the course of a work week that's worked out to an extra day of driving before I have to fill up.
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And I don't see an escape key. :(
Good luck finding me in my mom's basement!
It doesn't get much more reliable than an old Volvo wagon...that said I'd be buying a newer (though not necessarily new) car too.
SHHHHH don't let the secret out! Traffic is bad enough as it is!
Me too. I drive a 2004 Mercedes-Benz S55 AMG. It's got a supercharged 5.5L V8 that makes 491 horsepower and will go from 0-60 in 4.7 seconds, with an electronically-limited top speed of 155 mph. It's scary fast and I fall in love with it every time I drive it.
Kelley Blue Book value in very good condition? $8,941
Do you have a blog? That sounds very interesting.
Penicillin is bogus. It was just some fungi growing in uncleaned lab equipment. Any success it may have in treating infection is accidental.
Only quacks say chiropractic care can heal anything, and only quacks believe them. The rest of us have found that happy medium that says, "my back hurts, and this makes it feel better."
If someone is so confident in their startup idea, why not try to get actual investors instead of an "investment" you have to pay back?
This is just the next step up from student loans.
It's against federal law to make a machine gun. In Tennessee, as long as he doesn't break any federal laws, he can do whatever he wants without the federal license, but he cannot he doesn't sell what he produces. If he keeps it personally, he isn't even required to put a serial number on the receiver. If he wants to sell it at a later time, however, he's required put a serial on it, and he also may invoke the wrath of the ATF. It's said that you can sell a reasonable number of homemade firearms per year without requiring the manufacturer's license, but I believe that reasonable number is arbitrarily set by the ATF agents.
Disclaimer: I've never made my own firearm, and if I did, I certainly wouldn't sell it; between the risk of federal prison and liability if it blows up, if I had to get rid of the thing, it would be destroyed.
They're playing hardball.
"Rich" and "Poor" are relative.
You're assuming you'll be one of the lucky few to survive your pandemic.
I'd love to be able to reach my home connection from that distance, but do we really want 10,000 "linksys" APs showing up when doing a scan?
Don't worry, if you're not into shoving stuff down peoples' throats there's someone who is. ;)
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Google+ is an analogy because there are no "likes."
It would be like someone say I have a great idea for a computer. We shall name it UNIVAC...
Great idea!
How do they plan to keep radiation from frying the chips?
The water, equivalent to 140 trillion times all the water in the world's ocean, surrounds a huge, feeding black hole....
Which ocean?
Lithium Ion batteries are inherently unstable and have to be charged and discharged very carefully. Unlike the old school batteries you'd think of, these batteries have a controller to manage them built in.
Sounds like an explanation to me.
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Say you drive to work 10 miles one way, in a car that gets 10mpg (roll with it).
That's 100mi/week, or 10gal/week.
Driving the same distance in a car that gets 13mpg uses 7.69 gal/week, or ~23% less gas.
Assuming my math is correct (I'll be the first to admit I'm no math genius), it seems viable to me.
He's got a point on wasting money on ethanol subsidies though. That crap needs to stop. I found a station near me that sells pure gasoline and my fuel economy jumped about 3% after switching. Not much, I know, but over the course of a work week that's worked out to an extra day of driving before I have to fill up.
It's amazing how smart kids are these days. This 5-year-old is already on Slashdot!
Haha my first thought too.