Right but it can bring the battery closer to the ideal range and it has a 12v battery as well to assist. If you park your car overnight without it being plugged in thatâ(TM)s not great in 15F but the new systems delivered much more than 2% improvement in my experience driving a lot across New England in winter and real world use cases are nothing like what the study suggests.

The battery as a heater⦠this is a well known solution to this well known problem; modern Tesla only lose 7% on average in winter mainly due to heating the battery and cabin

I work in data, this is so badly needed. Governments are the problem. This is the solution. OP: Iâ(TM)m in, just let me know what to do.

Jokes aside this is pretty cool, there are tons of ARM based handhelds on the market that this would be a huge boon for

How to say I donâ(TM)t use steam without saying it. Itâ(TM)s entirely optional and youâ(TM)re asked if you want to participate. I always say yes because my rig is sick and everyone should know.

Agreed, the scare tactics that they used in the ads are peak conspiracy nonsense. They suggest that somehow car data could be used to kidnap your daughter. Obvious astroturfing is obvious.

Not sure where you got your info from but Belmont has liquor stores, is not majority Mormon, and is generally as liberal as the rest of MA. Otherwise spot-on! (Not really)

Go Twitter go!

Agreed! But there are CEOs running companies who canâ(TM)t send email. And presidents for that matter...

Lol ageist... There are way more tech savvy millennials than boomers, hence my comment still stands.

As a millennial Iâ(TM)ve spent countless hours teaching boomers how to use stupidly simple software. Or helping boomers use extremely shitty software that they were tricked into buying. Either way, most boomers suck at online meetings, and this would ruin productivity.

Agreed on the hardware, but I think theyâ(TM)re more concerned over the piracy? Nintendoâ(TM)s new games sell for $60 on average, are we entitled to those also? Is allowing us to pirate games illegal? Honestly I donâ(TM)t know, please tell me! I remember Napster getting taken down for âoeknowingly facilitating piracyâ so I think itâ(TM)s more about the software than the hardware here.

Iâ(TM)ve heard of crimes of desperation, I doubt anyone here isnâ(TM)t familiar with that concept. This post implies that ring is aiding in catching crimes of desperation, and because somehow jail isnâ(TM)t enough of a deterrent, ring is now deterring crimes of desperation better than prison... and this is bad? Or maybe itâ(TM)s racist? Or somehow both? As a lefty myself I see this as the continuing growth of radical-liberals getting their logic wires crossed again.

"Everyone assumes that jail works to deter people. But I don't know if I were hungry, and had no other way of eating, that that would deter me from stealing." Youâ(TM)ve implied that theft, surveilling theft, and by extension ring cameras, are providing food and shelter to poor people through the prison system. Bravo.