I've been thinking about this and what I came up with is barbs on the spikes. Once they penetrate the treadwall the whole strip can stick and fuck the whole wheel area all up. I've read that some of them are barbed but the pictures I've seen were involved more conical shapes. Still, perhaps some will be good for this already.
I wasn't even talking about that part, I meant the menus and such on the camera. But since you mention it, that was bad too
Having had mud tires on a pickup before I know that you can run a pretty thick tire before it's a real problem.
For a truck tire you can do it with a bubble level and balancing beads. I wouldn't do it with a passenger car tire.
And you are happy about that, and therefore will speak out in favor of it for others?
Plastic production and fuel production go hand in glove. As long as we insist on one, we will have both.
I'd say that Reagan is a better story to explain how we got Trump, since he was mentally deficient and that allowed him to dodge a scandal. On the other hand, Reagan was actually shot, and we got the medical records to prove it, so I guess the parallel isn't perfect.
Good thing agriculture doesn't require water, and none of that is being used to cool data centers and then evaporated.
It won't matter for heavy trucks (unless they are going off road) and buses. They already run high pressures and the high mileage tires also have hard compounds.
It's a big drawback for passenger cars.
MTBs are NOT a good place to use tweels, you absolutely need a pneumatic tire to get maximum grip. All of those other places are very applicable, though
For my part I want them for a bus to RV conversion. They will have much longer lifespans than pneumatic because the sidewall is what fails on very old tires, and the sidewall on a tweel when there even is one is just there to keep crap out of the spokes. And there is enough engine noise (the vehicle in question has an 8.3 liter Cummins) that any additional is just irrelevant. It's also riding on air, so a slightly harder ride doesn't matter either.
"There was a clear dividing line between the purpose of GET vs POST requests, the former for viewing data and the later modifying data."
That is just plain false.
Remember when Microsoft said the next version of Windows would be mostly touch interface? Remember how that went?
The voice of privilege speaks again.
Yawn.
They already look for it because they don't want to get sued, so again, the tattoo does nothing. They are not required to go through your file cabinets whether they think you have a DNR or not. I've been trained on this, what's the basis for your statement?
Administration: An ingenious abstraction in politics, designed to receive the kicks and cuffs due to the premier or president. -- Ambrose Bierce
