I'm going to invent a drone with current transformer charging built into claw-like feet. So when it's batteries get low, it can just seek out a power line, land on it and re-charge.
So most condos/apartments/parking lots will have to adapt one way or another.
EVs will be for people who can afford their own houses with garages. Seattle (for example) is pushing zero parking condominiums and apartments. Making the tenants scurry after limited on-street parking.
Not that. But when I carried a pager for manufacturing support, I'd have a cron job dial my pager with a factory number and append 9-1-1. Set it to call about 10 minutes into what was going to be a very long and boring staff meeting.
"You shall not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his male or female servant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor."
-- Exodus 20:17
Made a lot of sense back when houses, oxen and wives were just property.
That comes down to a failure of the healthcare/insurance industry. If you, as a doctor, prescribe opioids, then you should follow up 100% of those patients with post treatment care and counseling. To make sure they get off the drugs you gave them. If insurance companies and drug manufacturers were on the hook for such widespread coverage, perhaps they wouldn't be so quick to push their junk for any old complaints.
If I broke my arm and my orthopedist put it in a cast, I'd expect him to remove that cast in a few weeks. As a necessary part of my treatment.
This might work with Australia's smarter wildlife. But a similar technology used in the USA, involving illuminated signs at intersections with a big red hand have no effect the hobos.
Because most people understand their location relative to a road, trail or intersection. The problem isn't to assign an identifier to each location in a town. It's to get people to remember and use something that they are already familiar with.
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Not quite. You forgot a step
manual transmission
Mine has a knob on the dashboard labeled 'Choke'. I dare a millennial to figure that out.
Altoids cans work.
Got some. Big puddle under my truck.
I think this might be the last one.
I've got a warehouse full of surplus British bomb detection devices to move. How can I get a part of this action?
and the consumers keep falling for it....
That would be investors. Consumers are protected by laws and regulations. VCs are free for the fleecing.
And a range-extender battery.
I'm going to invent a drone with current transformer charging built into claw-like feet. So when it's batteries get low, it can just seek out a power line, land on it and re-charge.
Think "friendly neighborhood lets leave it on the porch", or: might be stolen if I leave it here, I'll come back tomorrow.
My car's GPS system already has this rating system in its maps. Come to think of it, mortgage companies already have this geo data as well.
Volkswagen had a very limited line of bro-trucks anyway.
So most condos/apartments/parking lots will have to adapt one way or another.
EVs will be for people who can afford their own houses with garages. Seattle (for example) is pushing zero parking condominiums and apartments. Making the tenants scurry after limited on-street parking.
Not that. But when I carried a pager for manufacturing support, I'd have a cron job dial my pager with a factory number and append 9-1-1. Set it to call about 10 minutes into what was going to be a very long and boring staff meeting.
Residents are entitled to use their ICE cars
So, Madrid has discovered the next best thing to gated communities.
"You shall not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his male or female servant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor."
-- Exodus 20:17
Made a lot of sense back when houses, oxen and wives were just property.
I use axle grease. Whenever I come in from the garage with some on, there's no danger of conception.
Come on now Felix. Be a good sport.
That comes down to a failure of the healthcare/insurance industry. If you, as a doctor, prescribe opioids, then you should follow up 100% of those patients with post treatment care and counseling. To make sure they get off the drugs you gave them. If insurance companies and drug manufacturers were on the hook for such widespread coverage, perhaps they wouldn't be so quick to push their junk for any old complaints.
If I broke my arm and my orthopedist put it in a cast, I'd expect him to remove that cast in a few weeks. As a necessary part of my treatment.
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Because if we put âoeFuckâ in quotes, nobody will even understand it here.
when the PST in the BIOS is hugged.
FTFY.
This might work with Australia's smarter wildlife. But a similar technology used in the USA, involving illuminated signs at intersections with a big red hand have no effect the hobos.
Because most people understand their location relative to a road, trail or intersection. The problem isn't to assign an identifier to each location in a town. It's to get people to remember and use something that they are already familiar with.
Baring any local business licensing regulations, yes.
How do I set my default reply to "Up yours!"