...will name their device "SAFE". I mean, it's an impossible situation. "How dare you not take it seriously" versus "how dare you waste 9+ hours of my life - and all the other passengers' lives - unnecessarily.
Rumor has it that expectant mothers can take Tylenol and produce billionaires who invent landing rockets and make EVs cool.
Make and model? Sounds decent.
Samsung Frame 65".
We load our "art" via USB.
The screensaver works even without being connected to the network. This crap won't run without an active internet connection.
Ours works fine without an internet connection.
We have one of these in our home. It was a housewarming gift. It's not connected to the Internet, but still displays art. The frame matches the other items surrounding it on the wall. It brightens and dims as the light changes. It's also a really good TV. We love everything, except that there is an external box that required we install a flush-mount box behind the TV to hide the wiring and keep the illusion of "art".
I took the fast train through the Chunnel a few years ago.
If we didnâ(TM)t arrive two hours early, we would have missed our ride.
(snip)China has always required a visa, but now they're expanding their visa-free list and we're not on it.
FWIW, China offers a "travel without visa" for USA citizens for up to 10 days. I benefitted earlier this year when it was new. Other than Shanghai passport control needing to review their new rules (I guess I was among the first) it was simple and painless.
I do support this bill for a simple reason: You sign for service X for 2 years. After 6 months, the service is degraded for any reason, or the company decides to alter something that makes the service less valuable to you. It makes sense to have a clear picture, and a cap on costs, so I can decide the cost of 'betting' that this company will be able to offer consistency over the period of my contract.
I understand that the businesses like to know their future income to plan things ahead, but as a customer you have little protection in the quality of the service changes, and you don't feel like a battle with the mandatory arbitration company of their choice.
I generally support consumer protections, though California already protects against situations like you mention: if the service degrades, or the company makes an alteration, you have recourse to cancel. To add to your protection, put the recurring charge on a credit card and the CC company will go to bat for you.
It should still be vented outdoors, if only to handle the smells. Expelling hydrocarbons is a bonus. And, no... I am no chef, so comparing my cooking to the French Laundry is unfair.
Actually, with the increased credit card reward, Costco pays me foe the privilege to shop earlier than others.
Having been on the autobahn a lot there's no cruising comfortably at 155. There's wildly switching between smashing the accelerator and smashing the brake. That's on a good day. On a normal day it's mostly plodding along at 40 stuck in traffic.
The autobahn is *AT BEST* describable as short bursts of high speed driving.
If you say so. My time there in the south of Germany (near Ramstein) my brother in law and I were buzzing around 200km/hr between cities. Sure, we slow down _quickly_ as the towns approach but the left lane was moving fast... and we weren't the fastest!
4 is efficient. 6 is smooth. 8 is loud. All can make lots of power with turbos and more with hybrids.
And they all suck compared to evs.
My other car has 8 cylinders and is quieter... much quieter... than my 6. Both were tuned for comfort. Oh, and both are quieter than those silly alien spaceship sounding EVs. Explain that?
The AMG badge typically meant you either had a tuned V8 or even V12. And it wasn't for drag racing or making noise. It meant you wanted to cruise comfortably at 155+ on the autobahn.
They days you can do that with a not particularly advanced six, or a high end four. Modern four cylinder engines make over 400HP with turbocharging, and an engine with 300HP is more than enough to do speeds like that. The idea that you need a V8 or V12 to cruise at 155 is nonsense. (The four would be loud, but a good straight six would be fine, and since hoods are getting longer again there's room.)
I presume we're talking mph and not kph. My V-6 matched to an 8-speed sounds overly loud at the legal limit of 80mph. I can't imagine listening to that thing at 155mph for any length of time... at least not in any "comfortably cruising" sense.
you wanted to cruise comfortably at 155+ on the autobahn.
Except nobody actually does that.
Tell us you've never been on the autobahn without actually saying it.
All this time, I though he crashed closer to the North Pole.
My idea of roughing it turning the air conditioner too low.
