They're not targeting the same market. But even then, the batteries are on the floor (meaning really low gravity center) and electric motors will have *way* more torque than even BMW's inline 6. But as I said, they're not catering to the same market.
A friend's neighbor owns a Model S. Winters get much colder than -20C in Montreal and the car has no problems (albeit with diminished range, but not by much)
Something like Chevy's Volt but with *way* more range on electric alone.
Hydro-Quebec (wonder where that name comes from) generates most of its power using, guessed it, Hydro. We also had Gentilly which was a Candu nuclear plant (shut down in 2012). What's nice about that design is it can use waste fuel from other reactor types
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Some women have higher silicon contents than others
Tchernobyl? learned how to hot-flash a BIOS thanks to that one...
All bongo drums and smoke signals here. A little laggy in Quake
"The Commodore, like the Apple ][, was a 6502 machine. Neither of these had anything to do with Microsoft, which was only working with the 8080 instruction set. "
Wrong on both counts. Commodore's BASIC interpreter was written by Microsoft. Apple's Applesoft was also written by Microsoft (albeit much slower than Integer BASIC).
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Integer BASIC is the one Woz wrote (by himself)
British Thermal Unit? just a guess...
AM would be better but can it be done on a chip?
Won't matter much if the links are cut. A radio station could at least install a temporary antenna if it doesn't have one on its roof.
"The core2 was introduced in 2006. - Almost a decade ago and core2 based computers are still quite damn fast today."
Agreed. My hands-me down i3-2100 is faster than the 3.2 C2D it replaced, yes, but I didn't fall off my chair. Anything more recent than a P4 will be usable for everyday tasks for most people.
As for AMD going down, I really don't want to go back to paying a thousand dollars for a CPU...
And YOU just made my day
"If the media companies had any say in the matter, buying a CD to rip the songs to MP3 to play on your portable device would be illegal."
The only reason it isn't is because it doesn't have any encryption to break like DVD/Bluray discs.
To the systems programmer, users and applications serve only to provide a test load.
