124.4 meters (408.1 feet) tall, 9 meters wide, 5,500 metric tons at launch with a TWR of 1.6. Should leap off the pad and hit max Q in 45 seconds. These engines are grossly overpowered for the launch mass, which implies another stretch. And they're a work of art.

I have to go see one of these launches one day.

And they're not done. Raptor 4 is in the works. They really are going to Mars. The long dry spell of "boldly go" is coming to an end.

They should put those taxes on the commercial users that do the most damage and let the prices of goods transported by truck reflect the costs.

Oh look, some fuck with Zoom stock stopped off to moderate here.

*not EVs

But EVs, but maybe self-driving could. You have to admit, individual door to door public transport would be pretty cool.

So which is now, spontaneous electrocution or spontaneous fire?

Because most modern Li batteries, in particular LiFePO3 batteries, are largely incombustible. You really need to try hard to ignite them, and even then you're likely to fail if you don't know whatbl you're doing.

Gas on thenother hand...

My primary account has 17GB of free storage.

And thanks to extensive use of a Pixel 4a, I have over 100GB of photos stored in this account.

Have to pay fuel tax and use a LPG tank rated for fuel use

" Honda design is typically more well thought out than a GM or Ford or Nissan vehicle"

Unless it's a Honda EV SUV and then it's made by GM.

Yeah but he only went because it was his first chance to hang out with the guy he said was a pedo

The current administration is not only not interested in that, the mission is obviously to destroy things only.

But prior administrations weren't interested in change either, it's been status quo or worse for decades.

Yeah, especially with the Northstar V8, then they were just as unreliable and expensive to repair

It should be possible to buy a car that has NO network connectivity of any kind, NO GPS or satnav (maps on your phone connected through Android Auto or Apple CarPlay is better than in-built satnav on basically any car anyway), and NO data harvesting (so nothing for the insurance companies to use against you)

I personally went from dial-up to cable modem. No DSL or ISDN in between.

Are you really that dense? Once you plug in your car in the garage, you don't have to stay with it. You ca go into the house and get on with your life (or slouch in front of the TV, if that's what you want) while your car charges.