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by cjrp 4y ago
I'm thinking of kit/owner-built aeroplanes. They can fly like regular (type-certified) aeroplanes, but have to be placarded (e.g. https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/cspages/passgrwarn.ph... ) https:
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by cjrp 4y ago
I wonder if there's a solution similar to experimental aeroplanes, e.g. a massive sticker which essentially says "THIS IS NOT A CERTIFIED PLANE, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS"
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by cjrp 4y ago
It fees like it’s competing with things like the John Deere Gator (~$15k) more than a regular on-road vehicle. Or even a regular golf cart, those things aren't cheap!
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by cjrp 4y ago
They have a detailed explanation here https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/chickenpox-vaccin...
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by cjrp 4y ago
In the middle of a cost of living crisis, with energy prices as high as they are?
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by cjrp 4y ago
Could they rely on something in the smallprint? "You're paying for access to features as they become available, no guarantee that they will" etc.
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by cjrp 4y ago
Do the inspections not involve going out to the fields and testing crops/soil?
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by cjrp 4y ago
So it's a two-stage attack; increase the frequency of up/downlinks, and then send the bricking payload!
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by cjrp 4y ago
With the amount of smoke, my first thought might be a pyrotechnic or even malfunctioning AV equipment.
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by cjrp 4y ago
Inmarsat (satelite phone provider) actually helped reduce the search radius based on their contact with MH370.
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by cjrp 4y ago
> A bigger issue (to me) is that EVs are just too expensive. You won’t save money unless you’re comparing an EV to a luxury car. Certainly in terms of raw price, but a lot of companies in the UK are doing effectively a company car scheme
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by cjrp 4y ago
I wonder if something similar applies to cars; anecdotally, people seem less likely to let a shiny Audi Q7 merge compared to an old Skoda or something.
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by cjrp 4y ago
Do you mean financially they aren't able to? To me that's a different situation than literally not allowed to leave by your employer, because they won't return your passport.
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by cjrp 4y ago
H1B sponsors don’t hold your passport.
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by cjrp 4y ago
I assumed almonds mostly went to almond milk?
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by cjrp 4y ago
> Economic migration under the guise of asylum seeking is though. Correct. As is murder, theft, etc. I don't think anything in my comment suggested they're not?
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by cjrp 4y ago
Lip service while they tried to backtrack on banning conversion therapy.
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by cjrp 4y ago
> protecting borders from illegal immigration Asylum-seeking is not illegal immigration.
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by cjrp 4y ago
> Only looking at injury data in the real world would show that. What if technology in the newer cars (adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, etc.) prevents injuries altogether?
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by cjrp 4y ago
I don't think it's a fair comparison with most of those things; a smaller house is actually smaller, a warmer/colder house is actually a different temperature. A lighter vehicle doesn't have to make any material differen
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by cjrp 4y ago
Makes sense, given Sheffield was a major steelmaking town back in the day.
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by cjrp 4y ago
I think they'll certainly cover more vehicle segments than Tesla, even with just the VW brand. e-UP through to ID.Buzz
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by cjrp 4y ago
Seems likely, since Volkswagen AG is what.. 11/12 brands?
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by cjrp 4y ago
I don't think chemical fertiliser is a solution to overfarming; it's a way of increasing yield. Although I guess that could be what you mean by overfarming? The yield per hectare should be whatever is naturally sustained?
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by cjrp 4y ago
If I was driving I'd aim to arrive pretty early too (random traffic happens).
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by cjrp 4y ago
Part of the problem is you usually can't drive over them at or even close to the speed limit. Especially for vans. So you either get them slowing down (squeaky brakes) and then accelerating (clattery diesel), or they smash over the bum
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by cjrp 4y ago
What about making the key only broadcast the unlock signal when it's been moved within the last {X} mins? Sitting in a drawer, not broadcasting and not vulnerable to relay attack. Walking to the car, key activates, driver unlocks like
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by cjrp 4y ago
It would be an apt username, given that tosh is British-slang for rubbish.
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by cjrp 4y ago
I know what you mean, my assumption is that quicker (on-demand) delivery requires more vehicle miles than a slower, batched delivery.
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by cjrp 4y ago
I'm surprised that two jet engines running at 70% throttle don't just slide the whole tank away from the fire; or is it dug-in somehow?

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