Gee if only people hadn't of built in places that always got hit by hurricanes. Here's a prediction for you, in the future they will do still more damage. Because there will be even more people living in their paths and the property will be even more valuable.
They have pretty scenery. And a neat government insurance plan that means the taxpayers buy the people brand new houses every time theirs is wrecked.
Take away that insurance and they'll soon move out.
But for me, the constant question is what is the cost and who's going to bear that
Wrong question. The correct question is how much will it cost if you don't do anything. These violent storms that cost you hundreds of millions of pounds every time they hit are just the beginning.
No one gives a shit if your car is 0.3% safer than a Toyota when the Camry costs 30 grand less.
Really?
You haven't been paying attention.
PS: It's not just safety, Teslas excel in almost every other way. They're fast becoming the 'Apple' of the auto industry - nobody thinks Apple are good value for money but Apple is now the biggest company on the planet thanks to selling "overpriced" goods.
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They probably meant spray-tan, which does nothing.
Don't tell The Donald.
It does, however, keep you from being shat upon by passenger pigeons.
False. The passenger pigeon is extinct.
Nothing ... except a future.
To be fair, they are the biggest polluters and their crap affects the entire world.
Gee if only people hadn't of built in places that always got hit by hurricanes. Here's a prediction for you, in the future they will do still more damage. Because there will be even more people living in their paths and the property will be even more valuable.
They have pretty scenery. And a neat government insurance plan that means the taxpayers buy the people brand new houses every time theirs is wrecked.
Take away that insurance and they'll soon move out.
Does the trillions spent by the USA on "defense" prevent trillions in damage? No, but they still do it.
How about for just one year they use the money to install renewable energy instead? See what happens.
Also, there's words that rhyme with "month".
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Thank you. I learnt more from this your post than I did in the 10 previous years of Slashdot + comments.
Many of those aren't true.
But for me, the constant question is what is the cost and who's going to bear that
Wrong question. The correct question is how much will it cost if you don't do anything. These violent storms that cost you hundreds of millions of pounds every time they hit are just the beginning.
Filing a patent doesn't mean they're going to make anything, it just means they might be able to sue Samsung for a lot of money one day.
I never understood why so many people support, visit, and defend that country
The food's quite good.
"Humans Are Now Monitoring Animals With Facial Recognition Technology"
Not the same. In this version it's the animals who have the facial recognition technology and the humans who are monitoring them.
Business as usual.
ie. Making sure the tools used to cheat in the previous election aren't available for the opposition to use in the next one.
Is "Notchless display" a feature already? That didn't take long.
How long before the robocallers can spot this and play a plausible recording in response.
The rest of us have friends, business associates, etc.
If only there was a way to recognize the numbers of people you know. Maybe even have their name appear on the screen.
There would need to be a technical solution.
eg. Castration of everybody involved.
Two first posts in two days!
Combating junk marketing calls has been a top consumer protection priority for FCC Chairman Ajit Pai.
Just start castrating anybody caught doing it. It'll soon die out.
(and no, it's not too harsh)
You must be joking. Every Tesla generation is CHEAPER? Only the rich can afford a Tesla you dunce
Does that mean every generation of Tesla isn't cheaper? You lost me with your amazing logic.
Tesla Roadster: From $112,000
Tesla Model S: From $74,500
Tesla Model X: From $79,500
Tesla Model 3: From $49,000
Damn those pesky facts!
That is a common malady here on Slashdot. People here live in a bubble. They think there is a huge market for $65,000+ cars,
Right now there's certainly more demand that Tesla can fill, so... moot.
Um, no.
Where does it say that?
Apple's hitting a limit because they put the price up every time.
Tesla is the opposite. Each generation of Teslas is cheaper than before.
No one gives a shit if your car is 0.3% safer than a Toyota when the Camry costs 30 grand less.
Really?
You haven't been paying attention.
PS: It's not just safety, Teslas excel in almost every other way. They're fast becoming the 'Apple' of the auto industry - nobody thinks Apple are good value for money but Apple is now the biggest company on the planet thanks to selling "overpriced" goods.
I'm poor.
You can still dream about one day not being killed on one though.
What does that have to do with starting the car or turning on the headlights manually?
PS: If you want to fix the kids it's much better to have an autopilot setting to keep the car steady while you do it.