No, with production then vastly too high they wound try to sell as much as possible to at least make some money before/during/after shutting down. But you are free point out where a product got obsolete/not bought and still more expensive despite high production in the past.

NSFW wound be overkill for this. This is mild.

Too many dumb people that vote based on feelings, ideology, parents, peers, … instead of their own interests.

Solar with an off grid inverter I hope. Or at least have a DC/DC solution to get the required voltages, but I doubt many people have what it would take to handle such high voltages.

So according to your other comments this is a problem with your Chinese car simply being shit at driving slow? And you know that based on experience with your previous car? What exactly is the comment supposed to tell us? While I still find it unrealistic that you can not simply drive slower with that car, even if I accept that we know it is specifically an issue with that car. Who else drives such a shit car? Will they update their car to allow smooth slow driving? Who knows, but the legislature sure should not care about such nonsense when lowering the speed limit to make spaces saver.

That’s the USA for you, they have MPH so no way they use something as serious as km/h, gotta USify that.

Ha, last time I saw that page linked somewhere is years ago! But of course it is still just as relevant.

As much as we can shit on them, but 4 billion military assistance from the USA does NOT pay everything given the military budget of more than 10x that at 45 billion $. It is a rich country.

Their muscles do not wither away, they stay they do not have that mechanism. They wound simply die when there is a food shortage while humans adapt.

Bite my shiny Metal ass!

I do not run into that. Every question etc. gets a number. If I fail to see the answer in their mail, that makes it easy to (not) find it.

If you hit me with a ton of questions constantly trickling in instead of just all at once, I will not be your friend.

Update: As an unfortunate update to the original story

Which was originally published when?

2 minutes?

Thinking about it, if the clock runs backwards at the same rate, so -1 hour per hour, the rate of randomly being right is 2x the stand-still rate. This is also a linear function, at -1 its 4x per day, -0.5 is 3/d, 0 is 2, 0.5 is 1. When it runs true it is however very different, as it is either always exactly right (no offset) or never (with offset).

Sadly millions absolutely do.

The heat radiation is actually significant, but still stupid for data centers (high power density).

Those particles flying around are very easily many many orders of magnitude hotter than 20’000 K/°C/°F. To convert average kinetic energy to temperature via the kinetic theory of gases: T = 2E / (3 * k_B) k_B​ = 8.6E-5 eV/K So roughly T = 7736E Example with 1 TeV: 7736 * 1 TeV (1E12) = 7.7E15 Kelvin

Even solar wind is ~1’000 eV and thus well above 1 million Kelvin. Wiki has a nice graph of amount of particles vs. their energy here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_ray

1 TeV is almost completely to the left of that plot and there is about 1 such particle every second per m². At the right side, around once per km² per year, with 1E19 eV the “temperature” is about 1E23 Kelvin. One(!!!) such particle has dozenz of Joules in energy.

I wish it did. Getting seconds is not even easy. Like pressing the clock on the lock screen sometimes works (for the few seconds it shows the screen) but absolutely not consistently…

When the stakes to this high and it happens so often: you don’t.

Our! Comrade.

Nuanced? The “it just repeats existing answers” is utter nonsense, no way to take that person serious.