For the under 1000$ order we made? Get serious. The Chinese company wouldn't even return our emails unless we committed to a thousand panels. This wasn't my idea, I wanted the whole toy designed in China but that would have been worse I guess.
People don't even do escrow when they buy a house. But they should. But I guess the real estate lobby wouldn't like that at all.
I have a harsh light for their ability to read a PO. We ordered a thousand amorphous panels for a toy and we asked for 4mA in full sunlight except they shipped.4mA panels. They added a decimal to our spec and that was it. And it cost just enough so it's not worth pursuing further, just start over.
I'd like an electric car. The one thing about living in Quebec is relatively affordable hydroelectricity. However I wonder how an electric car will fare in winter when 33% of the battery will go to heating. At least that's the number they mentionned for the electric buses they're trying in Laval, you have to almost cut the summer range in half for winter. The motors work harder too to cut across snow.
The leisure society was already possible thirty years ago, never mind *in* thirty years. There seem to be many vested interests in keeping the 40 hour work week-commute-consume model going.
As someone who doesn't drive, I don't understand the intensity of the reactions I've seen about Tesla cars. Especially the ones against these cars. It's just a car that uses batteries. Apparently they are very good cars, but why these reactions? Do people not like Elon Musk? Do they like exhaust fumes? Are the politicians in the pocket of the oil industry? I don't understand that, since gas for cars is actually a small part of what uses oil.
So, you only eat meat from wild Aurochs you caught yourself? How is modern agri-business farming not cultured? From selectively breeding only the "best" animals, to force-growing them with anti-biotics and raising them in CAFO
When I was a kid I used a VCR as data storage for my Amiga. It didn't have 10 gigs or the "anywhere in the world" aspect unless I carried the tape with me...
So let's not even try. In the 19th century the average worker's week was 100 hours. We managed to get that down to 40 hours a week with weekends off with early 20th century technology. Then we stopped?
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First time I hear of that. I'm in Quebec. Things are ... different here.
People don't even do escrow when they buy a house. But they should. But I guess the real estate lobby wouldn't like that at all.
I have a harsh light for their ability to read a PO. We ordered a thousand amorphous panels for a toy and we asked for 4mA in full sunlight except they shipped .4mA panels. They added a decimal to our spec and that was it. And it cost just enough so it's not worth pursuing further, just start over.
It's an excellent source of 93 ohm coax perfect for tooling around in old oscilloscopes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_boot_attack
Back in the day on my VIC-20, I could see that data stayed for a few seconds but that was probably 6T SRAM with humongous feature sizes.
I'd like an electric car. The one thing about living in Quebec is relatively affordable hydroelectricity. However I wonder how an electric car will fare in winter when 33% of the battery will go to heating. At least that's the number they mentionned for the electric buses they're trying in Laval, you have to almost cut the summer range in half for winter. The motors work harder too to cut across snow.
Man, even in the future people can't tell it's from its.
Shouldn't that be chlod?
The leisure society was already possible thirty years ago, never mind *in* thirty years. There seem to be many vested interests in keeping the 40 hour work week-commute-consume model going.
As someone who doesn't drive, I don't understand the intensity of the reactions I've seen about Tesla cars. Especially the ones against these cars. It's just a car that uses batteries. Apparently they are very good cars, but why these reactions? Do people not like Elon Musk? Do they like exhaust fumes? Are the politicians in the pocket of the oil industry? I don't understand that, since gas for cars is actually a small part of what uses oil.
Agri, wait for it, culture.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAFO
Yup, not cultured at all.
You knew Burkhard Heim?
It seems that way to me. Until we can get the knowledge to get the human body to "sprout" new limbs like a lowly axolotl, that is.
I'll let you google it whenever you feel ready. Some people are more sensitive than others.
When I was a kid I used a VCR as data storage for my Amiga. It didn't have 10 gigs or the "anywhere in the world" aspect unless I carried the tape with me...
Are there CCTV cameras in City Hall so the public can make sure there are no crimes happening with their money?
CH4 doesn't smell, H2S on the other hand...
Yeah, but you're still in Edmonton. Zing!
Here in Montreal that barely pays for one corrupt city official to answer the phone.
It's Welsh you insensitive clod!
Jeez, that's it? It's a motor with a knife in a plastic cowling that vaguely resembles Infra-Man. Back to work, I guess.
Because history shows that it did, once.
I'm open to that. Question is, how many other people are?
So let's not even try. In the 19th century the average worker's week was 100 hours. We managed to get that down to 40 hours a week with weekends off with early 20th century technology. Then we stopped?