12 reasons why the iPad Mini is $250 more expensive than iPad 11-inch:
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12 reasons why the iPad Mini is $250 more expensive than iPad 11-inch:
1) ...Yes, the elephant in the room is the "cutting edge styling".
I drove one as a loaner and I had all kinds of curiosity, but I didn't want anyone seeing me get in and out of it.
I think it was kind of like a pt cruiser, where the designers thought they were recreating the old style trucks, but to the public it was an acquired taste. A very acquired taste.
The bed design is actually kind of interesting. But I thought they demo'd that it could squat down like a loading ramp and I don't think that materialized.
To change the list just turn off lockdown, add/remove people, then turn it back on.
To add to favorites, turn off lockdown mode, favorite someone, then turn it back on.
But there are weirdnesses.
For example, you can't add a person to phone favorites.
XQuartz is almost unusable now since new windows don't get focus.
There are a lot of bugs in xquartz marked "macos bug"
Another issue I had is that rsync was quietly failing for a lot of stuff I backed up.
I used to rsync -av machine:dir/ dir/ and it stopped syncing stuff.
Turns out they silently replaced rsync with a less capable openrsync.
Astronaut Internet?
You had to give them your phone number so they could send you a code to access the package room, then also agree to collection of photographs and videos of you.
I didn't do it.
I think a lot of other people didn't do it. Some would have the packages delivered to their front door. Others got their packages "held hostage".
This is quite a nice perspective to end up on, and a little humor too.
Some of the beauty of linux that wouldn't happen in corp.
I've bought some low-priced things on amazon, just to have them cancelled. Spooky since I figure someone got my name, address, phone number from amazon.
From wikipedia energy density:
Coal, anthracite... 26–33 MJ/kg
Natural gas........ 53.6 MJ/kg
Diesel fuel........ 45.6 MJ/kg
Plutonium-239...... 83,610,000 MJ/kg
also: :) Antimatter......... 89,875,517,874 MJ/kg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_densityor:
In light-water reactors, 1 kg of natural uranium - following a corresponding enrichment and used for power generation - is equivalent to the energy content of nearly 10,000 kg of mineral oil or 14,000 kg of coal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density#Fission_reactor...
The real problem is that they get daytime running lights, instead of lights off or lights on.
Daytime running lights give them dim headlights that have headlight patterns so the driver might think his/her lights are on, but to people behind the tail lights are completely dark.
i remember reading about the first cobra in the 60's, where a huge percentage of the owners didn't live to make the second payment.
He complained to me "I keep getting guys coming over to talk about the bike"
I think of F-150s that have quickly climbed over 400hp and can pull a giant trailer... but I don't think the brakes and suspension match.
(f-250 or f-350 might be more balanced when pulling those 30'+ trailers)
Is that a bad thing? Aren't there always a range of products that cater to different levels of interest?
If you're a "normal person" you don't need a 8000dpi mouse with RGB, or a Louis Vuitton purse, or a large big mac meal.
This is not poverty it is prosperity.
Other cars have these tanks, but full of flammable fuel, not just air.
Off the top of my head, the honda civic CNG (3600 psi)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Civic_GX#Specifications
the toyota marai (10,000 psi hydrogen)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Mirai#High-pressure_hyd...
and probably the other cng or hydrogen cars.
tree falls over onto your property, you fix the fence.
tree falls over and you clear it, illegal logging you get in trouble.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_B_Meyer_Inc.
that sounds quite amazing, and it looks like something out of ghostbusters.
https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/...
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Lamborgh...