I can adjust my house temperature when I am away. I love it. Turn it down while on vacation, even if I forgot to before I left, then an hour before getting home, turn it up so it is comfortable.
Access control is another good one. Allow someone in your home if you are not there.
I wonder... if you define what constitutes a legal 3D printed gun, might that encourage the design and production of these guns? The result would be more guns out there.
Undetectable guns are already banned. The failed legislation was a modification to require inclusion of metal components that would be hard to remove. If you think about it, that doesn't make much sense....its either detectable or its not. Those with criminal intent would not likely be deterred by this minor modification.
The demand for music streaming may be affected by the experiences of those who pay a provider for a few years then all of the sudden have their whole music world shut off when their provider goes belly up. They'll find another service, but will it have all the same music? Maybe some of those folks will wish they had purchased the music instead of paying subscription... or maybe they'll move back to the pirate world.
And seeing that containers of such materials are heavily marked with warnings, its not unreasonable to imaging that they never actually opened it and directly exposed themselves.
The choice between mechanical and inductive field charging has nothing to do with electric vs fuel vehicles. It is about which choice makes sense for charging electric vehicles. Whether or not they achieve mass adoption is a completely different discussion.
While Tesla direct sales are an example of the the type of practice this law intends to ban, it is not because of Tesla that they want this law enacted. It is the dealers protecting themselves from being cut out by their own car companies. For the near future, they could care less about Tesla specifically. Calling it Anti-Tesla is a bit "Tesla-centric", IMO. But it makes headlines, I guess.
I suppose there is an argument if you compare single package deliveries. But if you look a normal full truck roll I find it hard to imagine. It takes a lot of work to keep a copter in the air. Rolling is a very energy efficient method of moving objects. Think about what it takes to ride a bike versus what it would take to pedal a copter with you in it.
Rather than conclude that the heat wave is the culprit, first find some comparative events. Its not like there is a historical shortage of heat waves to use to validate the theory, yet there seems to have been no attempt to do so mentioned.
Call me back when they find evidence of actual people with actual mental illness which is actually attributable to the job. Until then its just finger pointing at a big target.
What prompted this investigation? Sounds like a news crew just looking for a story they can call big.
Wait a little longer. This thing has very limited improvement thus far. Some patients can make out enhanced shapes. That's it so far. Seems like with today's technology it would be easier to increase the resolution. Pretty awesome stuff if they figure it out.
The way to stop undesired behavior is to have it result in negative consequences. Just place the names of the offending companies on a T&C violators list at the bottom of each article.
Curious....Here's a question I don't think we've asked yet. What percentage of car fires are intentional? I know for a fact it happens as an insurance recovery scheme, but have no clue as to how often.
I am sure Tesla will continue to find ways to improve their design in areas of safety and others, as you would expect from any newer technology. Of course, media attention forces the irony of making design changes while claiming there are no issues of concern. I feel for him, its a no win situation. He should be more up-front though, as we have already discussed at length the misuse of the statistical comparison.
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I can adjust my house temperature when I am away. I love it. Turn it down while on vacation, even if I forgot to before I left, then an hour before getting home, turn it up so it is comfortable.
Access control is another good one. Allow someone in your home if you are not there.
There are useful implementations.
I wonder... if you define what constitutes a legal 3D printed gun, might that encourage the design and production of these guns? The result would be more guns out there.
Undetectable guns are already banned. The failed legislation was a modification to require inclusion of metal components that would be hard to remove. If you think about it, that doesn't make much sense....its either detectable or its not. Those with criminal intent would not likely be deterred by this minor modification.
They were cut from a different fabric.
I hung out with some Satinists. Very materialistic.
They must satisfy their thirst for knowledge. You would think this one would help.
I will go on the record as saying I am 100% in favor of superconductors. All you anti-supercondites can chomp it!
The demand for music streaming may be affected by the experiences of those who pay a provider for a few years then all of the sudden have their whole music world shut off when their provider goes belly up. They'll find another service, but will it have all the same music? Maybe some of those folks will wish they had purchased the music instead of paying subscription... or maybe they'll move back to the pirate world.
Well, I guess I should have read the entire FA. My bad.
Engineers should be held to the same strict standards as politicians.
And seeing that containers of such materials are heavily marked with warnings, its not unreasonable to imaging that they never actually opened it and directly exposed themselves.
or take it to some deserted island and grow huge vegetables.
The choice between mechanical and inductive field charging has nothing to do with electric vs fuel vehicles. It is about which choice makes sense for charging electric vehicles. Whether or not they achieve mass adoption is a completely different discussion.
Whether or not it catches on will depend mostly on efficiency. If the losses are minimal, it makes sense to eliminate mechanical connections.
While Tesla direct sales are an example of the the type of practice this law intends to ban, it is not because of Tesla that they want this law enacted. It is the dealers protecting themselves from being cut out by their own car companies. For the near future, they could care less about Tesla specifically. Calling it Anti-Tesla is a bit "Tesla-centric", IMO. But it makes headlines, I guess.
I suppose there is an argument if you compare single package deliveries. But if you look a normal full truck roll I find it hard to imagine. It takes a lot of work to keep a copter in the air. Rolling is a very energy efficient method of moving objects. Think about what it takes to ride a bike versus what it would take to pedal a copter with you in it.
This method of delivery would be incredibly energy inefficient.
Rather than conclude that the heat wave is the culprit, first find some comparative events. Its not like there is a historical shortage of heat waves to use to validate the theory, yet there seems to have been no attempt to do so mentioned.
Call me back when they find evidence of actual people with actual mental illness which is actually attributable to the job. Until then its just finger pointing at a big target.
What prompted this investigation? Sounds like a news crew just looking for a story they can call big.
A replaceable port would solve this problem.
Wait a little longer. This thing has very limited improvement thus far. Some patients can make out enhanced shapes. That's it so far. Seems like with today's technology it would be easier to increase the resolution. Pretty awesome stuff if they figure it out.
The way to stop undesired behavior is to have it result in negative consequences. Just place the names of the offending companies on a T&C violators list at the bottom of each article.
Curious....Here's a question I don't think we've asked yet. What percentage of car fires are intentional? I know for a fact it happens as an insurance recovery scheme, but have no clue as to how often.
On the bright side...every Tesla that burns is one more whose battery lasted the entire vehicle life without need for replacement.
I am sure Tesla will continue to find ways to improve their design in areas of safety and others, as you would expect from any newer technology. Of course, media attention forces the irony of making design changes while claiming there are no issues of concern. I feel for him, its a no win situation. He should be more up-front though, as we have already discussed at length the misuse of the statistical comparison.