Yeah, well hindsight is always easy..

That's the whole point, the canadian version is already used for many years and this is merely a demo using a non-practical glider. I do hope the canadian version will be upgraded with solid state soon, but we probably won't hear anything about it here on /. as it's not interesting anymore by that time.

And yo me this demo isn't really a plane, it's a converted glider, not a practical plane like the one in Canada, which would be peanuts to convert to solid state.

Of course the first production ready planes will cost more due to needing to recover R&D costs, but in the end it will be so much cheaper to produce and safer as electric motors are so much simpler and can be so much more powerfull, and certainly with solid state batteries it is soooo much safer and one could easily have a simple changeable battery system where a plane lands, just replaces the large battery with a charged one and move on. They already have 30 seat passenger planes in development. And as you can read, the currently used SS battery already had 60% more energy as the one used previously, and they expect the next to even have 40% more, and solid state batteries are still only at the beginning of their development, so the amount of energy will increase even more. It might not be good enough for an intercontinental flight, but it sure will be more than enough for intercity/interstate flight. Also hybrids are also in development. And 4 person vehicles will be replaced with VOTL versions anyway as they are much more practical as they don't need ling runways. (And VOTLs are already shown by many companies).

Of course it would as the brexit campaign was full of lies, even the campaigner admitted that after brexit was put into motion.

Yes DoJ approved it for the US, but other countries still have to approve it too.

You really are very naive to think these new weapons are designed to only target military targets..

I'm sorry to say this, but Ukraine has targeted many plain civilian targets too (not to mention, at least at the start of the war, positioning their weapons/armories in or near hospitals/schools).

Yeah, for supporting Ukraine at all.... (Supporting Russia is also not good).

No, it's a crime as it still isn't allowed to use autonomous drones with weapons. Just like certain other weapons like mustard gas. According to you there is no such thing was 'war crime'.

The cars are already available, including chargers, so you might want to check out reviews.

You can't really stop people from recording in public, but you sure as hell can stop them from publishing it on the internet. Do make stricter laws on what can be published without consent. So if it is published it has to blur out anybody you don't have consent from (and that means not only faces, but complete body, and in a way it can't be reconstructed) especially if the intent is getting clicks/income from it. Also you can make it illegal to tamper with the indicator light.

Many countries have laws against using dashcams, or at least restrict on what they can record and certainly on what can be published.

The reason is purely because of other people coming up to them and asking them to stop filming. Even though it's still legal to film in public in many places, people are more and more not liking it if you do.

How much did it cost to involve Prada? I'll bet it has been millions more as when they had used a no-name company, or a company that actually has experience in designing cloths for working environments, and probably still had a much better design as they have now.