Exactly. The use of “female” is clinical in that context. It’s meant to be sterile, emotionless, professional, and adequately descriptive.
Exactly. The use of “female” is clinical in that context. It’s meant to be sterile, emotionless, professional, and adequately descriptive.
They are spotlights, usually used for peering into dimly lit alleys and things like that while driving slowly by.
Take off every Zig for great justice!!!
“We’re sorry…”
8mm parabellum, 6.62x51, 6.62x39, 4.46x45, 11.7x108…
Different gallons. One US gallon is 0.832674 UK gallons, or 3.785412 liters.
“An important day for Canada and, therefore, the world”
You have a point; some EVs like the Leaf don’t even have conditioning. The Volt does have active conditioning, and being a PHEV instead of a BEV has battery charge and discharge limits which were limited by the factory to preserve longevity at the expense of being able to charge to a true 100%. If extra range is needed the ICE is activated instead of stressing the traction battery.
BRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTT
It would be fun to have a Bollywood style flashmob show up at one of these stores.
Psicochurroz 2023 MMXXIII
You wanna know what? If they’ve got a problem with meat standards then they’ve got a problem with me, so I suggest they let that one marinate!
The home battery provides a backup source of limited power if the grid goes down, like a giant UPS. If one also has solar panels and/or wind generation capabilities on site, they have access to distributed domestically/locally sourced energy that isn’t subject to things like embargoes, war, and other supply issues that can affect traditional energy sources. In an off-grid application, that battery is the only way to use these sourced of energy when it’s night or the wind isn’t blowing. Unfortunately, these capabilities are more expensive than utility-scale grid power which can leverage economies of scale. An EV is able to inject many different sources of energy into the task of transportation, depending on how and where the electricity is sourced. This is an excellent way of diversifying the energy input portfolio instead of putting all of one’s eggs in one basket. Nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, geothermal, solar, natural gas, and coal come to mind. An ICE has much less choice and is therefore more beholden to economic fluctuations and vulnerabilities. I see a range of used EVs and PHEVs with costs equivalent or less to traditional ICE vehicles in my country. Certainly cheaper than many SUVs and pickups at least.
I see a lot of desktop posts and everyone seems to include that shell output showing specs. What command is that?
I recognize the style from Gary Larson’s The Far Side. It turns out Kliban was an inspiration of his!
Buy an electric bike motorcycle.
No charge for extra power!