https://www.geothermaldrilling...
Riginabox can drill the wells under your existing house, right through the concrete slab and it only requires a 30" wide entry. Drill drive/pumping can be all-electric instead of gas, as well.
XP went out of support in 2014.
I'm reminded of the Honda Fit discontinuation in the US.
There was a nice article comparing the Fit to the then Fit-based HRV. The HRV handled, braked, and accelerated worse, and got worse gas mileage. It didn't gain any significant headroom or legroom, but gained about of foot of space in the beind-the-seats cargo area.
The upshot? Its base price was $4,500 more than the Fit they were discontinuing.
A Honda Civic (now a mid-sized car) weighs in less than 1400kg. A Corolla (also mid-size for a while) is also around 1400kg.
In any case, I'm pretty sure the idea is to give an incentive to only take small cars downtown.
The tires will have the tpms built into them and the car won't shift out of "P" unless all four TPMS sensors are paired with the ECU at each specific corner.
I use KDE connect, but I installed it from the Play Store. I didn't even realize it was on F-Droid!
Didn't the Switch (non-OLED) launch with an LCD panel?
I'd bet they launch with an 8" LCD, then there will be another OLED model released later to get fans to buy a second one. Nintendo is pretty good at that.
Sounds more like asocial.
Nah, I would say "Gemini capsule," but I would say "Apollo command module."
Ah, you've got it: They reversed the polarity of the technobabble!
https://www.mouser.com/Product...
Huh, you weren't kidding. And 2.5" format, too.
Modern cars are smarter, though. For instance, my 2013 doesn't run the compressor for defogging below around 45F because outside air at 100% humidity at that temp is less than 30% humidity when heated to 85F.
HVAC corona losses and suffers from skin effects. HVDC is more efficient for long distance transmission. Short distance, HVAC conversion is more efficient so it wins out.
Seriously.
The last two self checkout machines I used were just awful. I'm pretty sure I could design a better machine in a weekend. Seriously. The one at my local grocery store seems to accumulate all weight errors, not just take the start of each scan as tare so that by 4-5 items it's inevitable that you'll have a bagging area error. Repeat every 4-5 items and wait for the one person on 8 self checkouts, all doing the same thing?
I don't even bother with them unless I only have 1-2 items.
My real question is: will it be pre-filled out, and you're just editing it looking for errors, or do you still have to manually put in the info the IRS already has?
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