The "extreme hunger and lethargy" I mentioned are side effects of dieting. My comment was that GLP-1 drugs ARE treating the underlying cause of obesity - that underlying cause is hunger, which GP-1 treats.

In as much as it can. An out of control appetite is the underlying cause. Them forcing themselves into what their body considers a starvation diet is only treating a surface symptom, and it is not effective, causing debilitating side effects like extreme hunger and lethargy.

The inspection didn't require them to remove the part to look for cracks - they were to look at the bearing in place and verify that the two halves hadn't separated, by confirming that the outer edge of the bearing was still in line with the housing.

The explanation seems to be that the failing of this bearing doesn't mean that the engine will fall off, because all the parts are retained, with the inner race inside the circular lugs. But it will make space, which means the mount will rattle, and if that is combined with existing, unobserved cracking in the lugs, could have lead to rapid progression of those cracks and a failure before the next inspection occured.

Not really. Storms don't get much more intense, that just get more common and last longer. Build your turbine to withstand today's hurricanes, and you'll just have more wind to generate power from.

Windows registration is notoriously buggy, and regular just refuses to work. This script does a bunch of stuff to force registration.

I believe it works even if you don't have a key. Currently, the biggest use will be getting access to extended updates on Windows 10.

If the plane was going to land on a runway with problems, it would have been making announcements on the radio for many minutes, so there would be lots of opportunities to avoid disaster.

> neither of the men on the plane required treatment or transport to a hospital.

This is interesting, and I hope that this wasn't some people doing an unauthorized test. But if they did have a hypoxic episode, they would have come to on the way down, and it probably would have been wise to allow the plane to do its thing, under supervision.

As far as I am concerned, all they did was move the web site from bom.gov.au to reg.bom.gov.au, which is where the entire old web site is still available. And thanks for moving this to https, it was long overdue.

As for the new site - I can't find anything, or make anything work.

You just start on a different account. I don't need your account, just someone's. If they lock my IP jump to a different one.

The solution is to never allow a human to generate a password. The computer generates it and informs the user.

Phone numbers are reused all the time. Stop paying for your phone service for a year, and your number gets assigned to someone else.

Have you never had the experience of trying to contact someone using an old number, and having someone else answer?

Many appliances can be scheduled to run at a later time. So you can set your dishwasher, washing machine and maybe your oven for some kinds of cooking to run even if you aren't at home.

I hope that things like pool pumps and hot water systems, which are already on off-peak rates, will be making use of this time.

There is a reason you might replace your 10 year old panels - you have limited roof space, personal demand for more solar power, and the higher output of newer panels will make you more than the power upgrade.

But if you do, you'll find a ready second hand market for those panels.

It just means that they'd prefer to get up and go to bed a bit earlier. That probably waking up in the dark in winter is worth an extra hour of light in the evening.

Beginning work as late as 9:00 - with a quarter of the average daylight gone - isn't really optimal. You could say this is already out of sync! Historically people get up nearer dawn.

Electric vehicles are silent in the car park, which is a hazard for pedestrians. There's a good argument that cars should make a sound in this situation, so people are aware a car is moving or about to move.

Apart fro that - yes, the lack of noise, vibration and harshness is a big advantage - and also a design problem, because without engine noise rattles and tyre noise become a bigger issue.

That cap is everyone who wants to buy a car, minus a small group of enthusiasts who mostly buy classic cars second hand anyway.

There are many who can't afford electric cars with the range that they need, but technology is quickly solving that issue as battery research and improving mass production reduces costs.