I would guess some communication goes on before the charging starts. So Tesla can license this to Nissan, who may then also have to pay Tesla for each charge (depending on their contract). Nissan can demand Leaf owners to pay for each charge (using some other channel, most probably on-line). You don't pay, your Leaf doesn't charge.
<quote><p>they take too much space per passenger (at rush hour, on average, 1.02)</p></quote> 1.02 may be the number of people per car. The number of passengers per car is even lower. When I drove my wife to the airport and then returned home, the average was 0.5 passengers (plus 1.0 drivers which don't actually want to go anywhere).
Why re-defining the R to mean restrictions? Rights management is the correct term, where "to manage X" means "to lessen X/to lessen the effects of X". Like weight management, crisis management, anger management...
Why would anyone consider it responsible to have children when they don't have a year's expenses in savings?
So first you're too young to have children, then your age is fine but you're too poor, and when you're wealthy enough you are too old. The only responsible decision is thus not to have children at all and rely on others having them so that there will be someone to grow your food and wipe your ass once you're 85.
The Holy Grail of solar power is, of course, to turn 100% of sunlight energy (across a huge spectrum) into an energy form that can be directly used.
I have around 30 such devices in my home. They're called windows. The IR part of the spectrum heats the house in the winter, the visible part lets me see.
Yes, but they shouldn't be allowed to bill you for the time you were disconnected. Thus their interest will be getting you cleaned and back on-line ASAP.
I wonder if forcing every single human being to read George Orwell's 1984
I think we should force everybody. Of course, to be really sure they read it, they should do it in front of a camera. Moreover, the knowledge from the book has to be refreshed every now and then. Perhaps we should print some "Read your 1984 daily" flyers. Or force everybody to read at least a page every evening in bed. Of course, to be really sure they do it, we install cameras in their bedroom. I wonder what should do to those refusing to read it?
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Just doubling the salaries will get you to 4-6 %.
I would guess some communication goes on before the charging starts. So Tesla can license this to Nissan, who may then also have to pay Tesla for each charge (depending on their contract). Nissan can demand Leaf owners to pay for each charge (using some other channel, most probably on-line). You don't pay, your Leaf doesn't charge.
Once you do all this, you will NOT be cheaper than the grid. Not even with future's higher grid prices.
<quote><p>they take too much space per passenger (at rush hour, on average, 1.02)</p></quote>
1.02 may be the number of people per car. The number of passengers per car is even lower. When I drove my wife to the airport and then returned home, the average was 0.5 passengers (plus 1.0 drivers which don't actually want to go anywhere).
Yes, lucky Wright brothers and Icarus for enjoying the smooth flights of the preindustrial era...
Why re-defining the R to mean restrictions? Rights management is the correct term, where "to manage X" means "to lessen X/to lessen the effects of X". Like weight management, crisis management, anger management...
you can be just as ambiguous in French as in English.
And this is exactly the reason why it's useful for diplomatic traffic.
Two smaller states, like India and Pakistan? As opposed to the really big ones like France or UK?
Why would anyone consider it responsible to have children when they don't have a year's expenses in savings?
So first you're too young to have children, then your age is fine but you're too poor, and when you're wealthy enough you are too old. The only responsible decision is thus not to have children at all and rely on others having them so that there will be someone to grow your food and wipe your ass once you're 85.
The Holy Grail of solar power is, of course, to turn 100% of sunlight energy (across a huge spectrum) into an energy form that can be directly used.
I have around 30 such devices in my home. They're called windows. The IR part of the spectrum heats the house in the winter, the visible part lets me see.
Nuclear tech doesn't fit in a capitalist democracy.
On the other hand, the nukes in the Soviet Union were/are incredibly safe.
This is comparable to me loosing my car keys, breaking into it, and then being jailed for circumventing anti-theft protection.
I typed "anonymous" and the fifth suggestion was Sony. I suppose this is the one that translates to "fraud"?
What if I provide a vital service to my customers? Does that mean I should be exempt from jail?
Of course. Have you never seen a movie when a spy or some such gets freed if he agrees to save the world?
Why? If it runs Ubuntu then it is a computer as well.
Nothing is wrong with that, but there's no need to sponsor Jim to drop out of college to do it when it's so obvious that Jane wil do it anyway.
"Great news, I got your fine reduced from $1 billion to $10 million"
..." and my bill will be just 5 % of this difference."
Yes, but they shouldn't be allowed to bill you for the time you were disconnected. Thus their interest will be getting you cleaned and back on-line ASAP.
I wonder if forcing every single human being to read George Orwell's 1984
I think we should force everybody. Of course, to be really sure they read it, they should do it in front of a camera. Moreover, the knowledge from the book has to be refreshed every now and then. Perhaps we should print some "Read your 1984 daily" flyers. Or force everybody to read at least a page every evening in bed. Of course, to be really sure they do it, we install cameras in their bedroom. I wonder what should do to those refusing to read it?
The lower serif on the letter 'r' will be reduced by 2 %, despite him once saying "These fonts will never change again".
I know that CFEngine scares a lot of people off (and maybe puppet does too?), but it is an excellent way to manage a large set of hosts.
Scaring people off is an excellent way to manage a large set of hosts? ;-)
I, for one, would love a laptop keyboard with full normal arrow, home/end etc keys. I couldn't care less for the numeric pad.