Good point. As an old man, I fart a lot, and I'm seriously considering a flatulence to energy convergence device I recently saw advertised on TEMU. Has to be good if it comes from TEMU. All that Mexican food here in Tucson is going to pay dividends in free electricity, baby!
This seems dumb to me. Granted, I'm pretty stupid, but-
>> Electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid vehicles are required to emit noise at low speeds to alert pedestrians, as they are significantly quieter than traditional gasoline cars. The specific requirements vary by region, but generally, these...
7 unknown variables. We haven't accounted for the effects of the Ethiopian tariffs, which could vastly alter the timeline for delivery of vital famine-based neo-plastic connector graphic resembletdes. Depending , of course, on the gravitational pull of Venus.
I think I will probably get delivery approx. 3.447 earth seconds (assuming vernal equinox) before you using the following formula:
If we format this so x2 - x = y, we get the quadratic: 1x2 - 1x - 1y = 0.
This goes into the quadratic formula as: (1 +- sqrt(1 - (4 * 1 * -1))) / 2.
This...
Based on my calculations: 1 = cos2 (x) + sin2 (x) = (eix + e-ix )2 /4 + sin2 (x) = (e2ix + e-2ix )/4 + e2ln(sin(x)) + 1/2
You should get your truck 7.5 microseconds after I get mine. Give or take a few months.
When you get poorly made crap fixed every day, sometimes , at the end of the day, a guy just wants a relaxing, stress-free drive in a reliable (looking at you, my lovely Tacoma) vehicle and leave the bugs at work.
Some of you may relate!
Or pedestrian airbags.
2. Pedestrian Airbags
Airbags keep drivers and passengers safe inside a car, so why not use the same concept to protect pedestrians facing down the steel-encased outside of a vehicle, too? So goes the logic behind pedestrian airbags, a technology pursued by a number of...
I refuse to buy a Slate unless it has a heartbeat sensor. Can't be to careful. Someone could be hiding under the seat.
1. Volvo Heartbeat Sensor
In the rough and tumble world of Swedish corporate politics, apparently the single greatest threat to the safety of executives who could afford to buy...
I guess I'm drinking the Slate Kool-aid. I'm 65 and this is the first time I've wanted to buy a first year vehicle so bad. And I'm in the auto repair industry and I always recommend waiting until at least the second model year so the bugs are worked out!
Wouldn't it be awesome if we could pay ahead of production and get the EV credit before it goes away? Of course, that would require a VIN number, and that is impossible at this point, but a guy can dream.
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