I'm not saying Breibart is dishonest but I suspect that posting and advancing conspiracy theories and false stories undermines their credibility.
They are just reporting on NOAAs findings. As to those findings, never attribute malice when incompetence is more likely.
I honestly think the placement is more likely ineptitude, not some grand scheme.
Yes.
Not a single "prediction" made by environmentalists has ever come true. There is still ice at the poles. No one is under water. There is no global famine. These people will tell you this is because they were listened to and steps were taken to slow the damage, just lie people are claiming about this reef. But unfalsifiable claims are the hallmark of charlatans so you can be confident these people are lying and don't really have any science behind their projections, they just want to manipulate us.
Not to mention a recent survey of NOAA weather stations revealed that a great many are installed improperly and are adversely affected by heat sources like parking lots.
https://www.breitbart.com/poli...
Im not saying global warming ISNT happening, but it is rather suspect that the data gathered is from sources that are hotter than they would be normally.
So they are "dirty". What are we supposed to do? Ignore the obvious performance benefit and switch back to slow, loud platters again?
SMH
Oh, right. This is probably just the first step for suggesting taxing them to fund carbon offsets to make up for the damage.
So you're assuming the engine was well maintained, but not the battery in the EV. Why?
Because the subject is range degradation (which is considered perfectly normal wear in a BEV), not the engine experiencing rapid unplanned disassembly.
ICE vehicles can and do have engine failures.
And when I need a new (rebuilt) engine or Transmission to get the car running again, its only $5K or so. Not $15k. And I dont have to PLAN on a new engine every x years. And when there is an engine failure, I can usually replace just that part. (e.g. new manifold or head gasket) Ive never heard of a bad battery bank revived by only replacing a couple cells.
Why not have each side just send their own? Why send each astronaut halfway across the world before sending them up? Just eat your own dog food.
"Mom, Johnny and I want to go to the movies, can you take me?"
"sure. Tell Johnny's mom to bring you over here, I'll have your dad take you over to Johnny's house, then I'll drive Johnny to the theater, and Johnny's mom will drive you."
Seems incredibly stupid to me.
... worrying that I'll be bombarded by free-flowing political spam from all* sides, or just annoyed by politcal ads that Google's team/culture agrees with and nothing else.
*At least the Democrats and Republicans... Cant have any of those dirty 3rd party candidates that want to break the cycle able to get their message out now can we?
Dont buy a Honda either. They are starting to pull this crap as well. I think they started it.
The BBC said it was a shotgun, so it could have just been home made shot and gunpowder I guess.
Exactly. Black powder is easy to make using charcoal, saltpeter, and sulfur. And ball bearings can be substitutes for bullets or shot. You cant ban everything.
Evil will find a way.
It does prove that no matter what, evil finds a way. Ban all you want. They will still find a way.
Check you math
$15,000 / 1,500 feet = $10 per foot
That's actually pretty cheep to pull fiber under a highway.
Thanks.
Not UNDER a highway. Its on poles on our side of the road. They have to bore along a street without crossing any RoW. Its a backup line, so we went LTE and it works fine.
Comcast bored the same distance for free at that location. (with a 2 year contract) That instance was "We REALLY dont want to do this." cost.
We needed to replace a T1 MPLS line at one of our field offices. ATT said the existing buried cable was insufficient to bond pairs for higher speeds. They'd have to pull fiber from the highway 1,500 feet away.
They wanted to charge us $15,000, or roughly $1,000 per foot to directional bore from the highway to our office.
And its the same company that told us to extend the fiber from the back wall of our warehouse to our server room would be about the same. No we couldnt pull it ourselves and have them terminate it. It was a half day project that we ended up DIYing for only $1,000.
The Communist Chinese government and their "Social Credit Score" team thinks this is an absolutely FABULOUS idea.
What MightyMartian said.
And what happens when they standardize on a chunky connector like old school Dell laptops (7mm?) and technology advances allow making an airweight notebook that is able to be only 6mm thick? Better laptop couldnt happen in that scenario.
And it actually did happen in the Dell world. Some airweight notebooks and tablets required a smaller barrel plug. And if you wanted to use a standard 7mm charger you'd have to use a converter cable.
Now they've moved to being powered via USB-C so its a moot point on some.
Maybe you're thinking of Dragon 1, which was pulled into the station by Canadarm2? However - as implied by the name - it's made by Canada, nothing to do with Russia.
But what module is the arm attached to? If its attached to the Russian module it may not matter who made it.
"it hopes incentives from local governments" In other words, They hope to take your tax dollars, and give it to people who buy these things so they can spend less of their money. No. Just no. If somebody wants to be lazy, Make them spend the $5,000. Dont take my money for this. Spend it more wisely.
Just DIY. Its not hard, people!
Rinse your recycling, throw your greasy pizza boxes in the trash, etc.
PURGE COMPLETE.
