That's a much higher margin than gasoline car makers are getting and shows that Tesla has a huge start on everybody, "special technology" or not.
Why do american car companies insist on building stuff people can't afford anyways en masse? don't they realize that 80 000 dollar + cars are an extreme luxury, just because they live rich themselves? is it because they can't optimize their production for worth shit?
They have years of back-orders right now, why would they sell for less?
(and they aren't even taking orders in all countries yet!)
because Musk sure as fuck sold the cheapo model of the 3 but can't deliver.
Equate people torn from their home, kidnapped across an ocean, and forced to work without pay often in deplorable conditions, treated as inhuman animals and sold as property with people who are unable to conceive children. Yup. Completely equivalent. Well done.
Nobody alive in the USA today remembers American slavery.
Lots of people alive today are living the pain of being unable to conceive or losing their parents.
1) Google can't put a little snippet of text in links to news sites.
Solution: Stop linking to them. The news sites will be back in a couple of weeks, screaming for a repeal of this law. Google will be able to charge them money for reinstatement
2) Facebook has to check uploaded images to see if they're copyrighted
This isn't even a problem for anybody except Facebook, so, who cares.
Yep. Nothing says fleeing from an emergency like sitting around for half an hour waiting for their cars to recharge. Can you imagine how bad the lines for charging points would look if most cars ran on electric? Most cars would probably run out waiting in line, and it's not like you can just carry a can of electricity to recharge your car.
When Elon's done we'll all be driving through tunnels. Hurricanes won't be a problem any more.
I needed a cheap Windows system recently, and I was pleasantly surprised that an old corporate desktop with a Win7 Pro license key still activates under Windows 10.
Will you be equally surprised when Windows 10 switches to a monthly payment model?
Because that's the long term plan for still allowing "upgrades" from Windows 7 machines.
I take it you haven't been inside a modern tractor?
Most attachments are electronically controlled from the drivers cab, it all has sensors, it all needs to communicate, it all refuses to do a damn thing until you hook it up to an approved tractor.
Printer cartridge protection is nothing by comparison.
If not being able to fix them makes them worse than other tractors, stop buying them. If it's still a better tractor even after all of this, then maybe you keep buying them. It does suck, but if you keep putting money in their pockets, they'll just keep doing what they're doing.
Most farmers already have a substantial investment in machinery that hooks up to John Deere tractors, etc. They'd have to throw all that away.
Most of them simply can't afford to do that, no matter what the cost of continuing with John Deere is.
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My ISP just dropped the price by $10/month (to $22) and raised the speed to 400MBits up/down.
Nope.
Tesla are making about 30% on their cars: https://electrek.co/2018/07/16...
That's a much higher margin than gasoline car makers are getting and shows that Tesla has a huge start on everybody, "special technology" or not.
Why do american car companies insist on building stuff people can't afford anyways en masse? don't they realize that 80 000 dollar + cars are an extreme luxury, just because they live rich themselves? is it because they can't optimize their production for worth shit?
They have years of back-orders right now, why would they sell for less?
(and they aren't even taking orders in all countries yet!)
because Musk sure as fuck sold the cheapo model of the 3 but can't deliver.
Targets are being met, production is on schedule.
Sometimes there is no other option.
None, apart from re-using/refilling it.
Yep. We need to plan for the future.
In a few years the parent-child relationship will be under scrutiny just like "master-slave".
"One thing gives orders, the other things have no choice but to obey"
Which part of that concept is suggested by the words "primary" and "secondary".
Equate people torn from their home, kidnapped across an ocean, and forced to work without pay often in deplorable conditions, treated as inhuman animals and sold as property with people who are unable to conceive children. Yup. Completely equivalent. Well done.
Nobody alive in the USA today remembers American slavery.
Lots of people alive today are living the pain of being unable to conceive or losing their parents.
So where's it say that some form of religion is mandated by the state in the US? Right.
I expect to see an openly gay president in the USA before I see an openly atheist one.
Just sayin'.
Or you could get a 'phone with two sim slots, just like all those Android phones have had for years.
Nope. This is just a way to avoid you from selling your old phone.
(Oh, you thought the procedure for changing it was going to be easy?)
I'm sure they'll sell it as an "anti theft" feature though - Thieves won't be able to remove your SIM card(!)
"In God we trust".
Praise Jesus.
Yep.
George Carlin did all those shows for nothing, his words went right over the heads of most people.
Note to self: No fake/misleading papers are ever published in the USA.
So, just like the USA's "Pray away the gay" camps, then?
https://www.google.com/search?...
I'm still waiting for the headline "Sports team discovers new...", or "Religion discovers new..."
I don't know much about this law
And neither does anybody else here, apparently.
There's two main clauses:
1) Google can't put a little snippet of text in links to news sites.
Solution: Stop linking to them. The news sites will be back in a couple of weeks, screaming for a repeal of this law. Google will be able to charge them money for reinstatement
2) Facebook has to check uploaded images to see if they're copyrighted
This isn't even a problem for anybody except Facebook, so, who cares.
Yep. Nothing says fleeing from an emergency like sitting around for half an hour waiting for their cars to recharge. Can you imagine how bad the lines for charging points would look if most cars ran on electric? Most cars would probably run out waiting in line, and it's not like you can just carry a can of electricity to recharge your car.
When Elon's done we'll all be driving through tunnels. Hurricanes won't be a problem any more.
I needed a cheap Windows system recently, and I was pleasantly surprised that an old corporate desktop with a Win7 Pro license key still activates under Windows 10.
Will you be equally surprised when Windows 10 switches to a monthly payment model?
Because that's the long term plan for still allowing "upgrades" from Windows 7 machines.
I take it you haven't been inside a modern tractor?
Most attachments are electronically controlled from the drivers cab, it all has sensors, it all needs to communicate, it all refuses to do a damn thing until you hook it up to an approved tractor.
Printer cartridge protection is nothing by comparison.
That's not a bad thing when the only roads lead you off a cliff.
If not being able to fix them makes them worse than other tractors, stop buying them. If it's still a better tractor even after all of this, then maybe you keep buying them. It does suck, but if you keep putting money in their pockets, they'll just keep doing what they're doing.
Most farmers already have a substantial investment in machinery that hooks up to John Deere tractors, etc. They'd have to throw all that away.
Most of them simply can't afford to do that, no matter what the cost of continuing with John Deere is.
If you'd like to point out where the errors are, I'll correct them for you.
My 1980's Casio can run 20 years on one battery,
So did mine.
My 2000s Casio is solar powered, so... no limit.
I live in the city and have fast Internet but lack of a ten acre back yard is a major problem for me.
Can I have somebody lobbying to fix my problems, too?
Because then they'd have to pay tax on their profits.
Um, isn't the whole point of this tariff to try to push companies like Apple to manufacture stuff in the USA instead of China?
Maybe Trump should tweet somebody at Apple and tell them.
"it's possible that Vizio users will get a pop-up notification "
The question is: Will it have a "no!" option?