There are a lot of lithium battery -ode designs. Reuse first. A 50kWH pack can run at half capacity for a while until all the important stuff gives out. I take worn out IMR batteries (3AH, 15A continuous draw) from vaping and reuse them for flashlights. It's like a nursing home for them.

After they exhaust all the charge cycles, then they go to the recycle bin.

And as a result, EA has never made a bad or broken game in their lifetime.

I am more interested in this model, after dealing with the RING for my parents.
Looks like a solid Chinese clone of the RING, and the SD card and de-mount notifications are appreciated.

I've not heard of SDVR, and was wondering if it can dump stuff to a NAS on the same network? I just don't know what the heck SDVR means. Google wasn't much help.

Or, if it's the other way, does it just keep the SD card network shared so you can review videos whenever?

Just to clarify, was that specific to one study in one location? Or one study overall?
Percentage seems a little high, but is entirely possible depending on how small a sample it is, or where it was studied.

This sounds like my iPod Video (5G). Sure, I can replace the hard drive and battery, but I'd have to gently separate the case clips and screen from the front cover just to get in.

Dedicated people can do it, but clumsy people like me can't. This sort of thing is what made 3rd party repair shops a thing, whether or not Apple gets money from it.

Either they want to give a nod to those 3rd party shops (doubtful) or they cut costs on the entire manufacturing line to use default, mass produced parts that are also sold to every other motherboard manufacturer.

In v48, addon signing was REQUIRED, with no about:config workaround like in previous versions.

I'm still sitting on v47 until I find a way to run unsigned (read: old/unsupported but still working) addons. The authors aren't going to resurrect something they made three years ago just to get it approved. They got some donations already and moved on.

As did I. There might be some user data to be collected, and who it was sent to, but that's my only guess.
Maybe they keep tabs on it for their facebook overlords now? God knows everything that was once on facebook exists somewhere in a server or backup.

I survived the era of the joystick port. Usually, it was on a soundcard, or the fancy motherboards. When USB 1 took over the joystick market, I was happy. If I plugged it in, I got confirmation it was ready to go, and it did.

It's not like gamepads based on USB ever took off after the late 90s.

I worked for FedEx Ground and... yeah, you're right. Luggage gets the same treatment as any other box or thing that comes through. Suitcases filled with clothes and only clothes should be fine, but otherwise good luck.

I also remember when Firefox was toted as the light and speedy version of Mozilla.

I remember when I could run Firefox on a USB stick with less than 100MB memory usage! And 200MB with the flash plugin!

They've always had customization, addons, extensions, and everything else. As time went on however, in handling all those APIs, it slows down. Then, some of the addon authors slow it down even more. Maybe it's because they use Javascript for everything?

I know this is a totally vague question, but it went from slim to bloated fast.

It would be a good test of internal stress. But there are so many directional stresses, it would probably be best for something claiming to be the best in most directions.

Requires a lot of further testing, but this would probably eliminate the early ideas.

Luckily, Flash crashes before any malicious code can be executed!

Streaming live ambiance from the surface of Mars would be interesting. It's still eerie to me to see photos of the surface, simply because of the colors and shades present in the sand. It's (bad joke) out of this world.

Luckily, the Surface RT is a huge hit. It has neither Windows or Office!