Step 1. Make sure your have the proper "apple favicons" and metas. Use http://realfavicongenerator.ne... to complete 99% of the job. Step 2. Show the employees how to "bookmark" a website. Step 3. Profit!
But with today's solar panel technology, even suggesting putting solar panels on a car is idiotic. One day's worth of charge in the middle of a non-cloudy summer day will let you drive what, one or two kilometres?
When every step of the chain uses the blockchain, from manufacturing/production to the end-user, you know from where every single item originates, the date, where it traveled, where it ended up and how to contact everyone in that chain (buyer's email).
So if manufacturer X says product Y made on date Y/m/d in factory Z is tainted, they have a way to email every store to tell them to dump the items and also a way to contact every affected customer to tell them to return the item to the store.
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It's not the rum itself which is bad for you, it's the damn dihydrogen monoxide that's in it!
Okay so... no iOS and no Android. Didn't Microsoft leave the smartphone business a few months ago?
What's left apart from regular, non-smart cellphones?
Still better than yamok sauce.
Gold-pressed latinum.
And it's $7.49771843171109 when you use Excel on a first-generation Pentium.
Step 1. Make sure your have the proper "apple favicons" and metas. Use http://realfavicongenerator.ne... to complete 99% of the job.
Step 2. Show the employees how to "bookmark" a website.
Step 3. Profit!
If someone's feeding the bulls, somebody has to clean up the mess.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Not all energy production pollutes in the same way in the same quantities, so that's not really a valid comparison either.
How about simply using the tons of coal burned by each country? That's the current topic isn't it?
What do you mean? The Metroid videogame or the Ford car?
If you look at it as "population equals energy usage" then he's right.
Of course, people in the USA use a lot more energy than people in Europe or even Canada, so what metric would you use for comparison?
That means an Apple 3D printer is coming in 2017!
Can you imagine the cost of a bottle of Apple-branded resin?
http://geekologie.com/2012/02/...
Imagine being able to scan food for allergens, vegetarians, vegans, things to avoid for religious reasons, etc.
This only means you haven't mastered toilet paper yet.
Don't forget the shipping cost of those 300 gallons of diesel per day, the maintenance and parts required for the generators, etc.
http://www.theonion.com/
There's a lot of difference between 1~2km of range and two hours of driving.
My point is, what's the absolute best case scenario from having a solar panel on a car with the current solar panel technology? Is it even worth it?
Sure, only Tesla gets taxpayer money... *cough*GM bailout*cough*.
At least Tesla are pushing forward instead of just continuing to make the same crap as everybody else.
But with today's solar panel technology, even suggesting putting solar panels on a car is idiotic. One day's worth of charge in the middle of a non-cloudy summer day will let you drive what, one or two kilometres?
Okay, but what the hell is a "cable"?
When every step of the chain uses the blockchain, from manufacturing/production to the end-user, you know from where every single item originates, the date, where it traveled, where it ended up and how to contact everyone in that chain (buyer's email).
So if manufacturer X says product Y made on date Y/m/d in factory Z is tainted, they have a way to email every store to tell them to dump the items and also a way to contact every affected customer to tell them to return the item to the store.
You can't do that with a simple barcode.
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