There's an idea, someone should use the Lotus Esprit body shell and make an electric car out of that.

"The film will debut in theaters internationally on December 16, then launch in U.S. theaters and on HBO Max on December 25. "

While you are waiting for the Blu-Ray you could finish reading the summary.

Telstra are giving their mobile customers 25GB of free extra data (10GB for pre-paid customers) if you register prior to 31st March, for use within 30 days.

Quotas have been (temporarily) removed for home broadband users.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.telstra.com.au%2Fcov...

I don't think any explanation would help if you can't even click on the link.

This is not true for me - the plugshare website for me shows chargers throughout Australia, Asia and Europe as well as the US.

The summary already includes the conversion to American.

Good plan, although unlike numerics with this system not everyone knows in which order they come.

Some of the manufacturers are starting to do so, but it's a very slow process. Hyundai's Ioniq line will be available in Australia next year apparently, as well as the revised Leaf, and several other makes/models (all electric, plug-in hybrid, and hybrid).

"Use your existing headphones with the included adapter."

Oh. Unless you want to use your existing headphones and charge your phone at the same time. Sorry (not sorry).

We're talking about Australian Wedge-Tailed Eagles, not the American bald eagle (which is basically a glorified seagull).

The answer is no, of course. If this universe was a simulation there would be arbitrary and unnecessary limits such as a maximum speed, smallest definable size, how far we could see into space, etc.

With their customers?

I can't believe nobody has yet mentioned this clip: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3F...

This is why Sheldon often wears a blue shirt with the number 73 on it.

You do if you are charging other people to see it.

Wikipedia: "Some sources now identify Liberia as metric and in Burma it was announced in 2013 that the country is preparing to adopt the metric system"

So really it's just the US stubbornly hanging on now.