Plenty of vehicles will have a simple procedure for disabling automatic engagement of the brake.
Unfortunately, most people don't care about this stuff, so the companies that don't do it don't really pay a penalty.
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Unfortunately, most people don't care about this stuff, so the companies that don't do it don't really pay a penalty.
With the heavy use of direct combustion for home heating in the US, heating wouldn't be hugely interesting in that context. I consume more natural gas for heating each month in the winter than I do for hot water annually.
Splitting small group chat across more than a couple of chats is insane.
https://navajotimes.com/edu/hill-becomes-makeshift-classroom...
Plenty of people do not follow the rules about staying to the right.
The SNAP contingency funds probably are earmarked for SNAP. Whether they can properly be spent on benefits if there isn't a budget appears to be a harder question to answer. I see arguments being made in both directions.
I haven't replaced my lights for an extended period and am wondering if that's why they are dim, but if they burned out that fast they were probably getting some kind of contamination on the bulbs (which concentrates the heat).
Part of my brain thinks it is a racket. The organizer buys them for $X and sells them to the event for a multiple. If that isn't the case, it still makes sense for whoever makes them to promote the idea, because they get to sell more of them that way.
It's for comfort and convenience.
The reason that a lot of applications consider torque is that's more efficient to operate near the required shaft speed than it is to run faster and gear down. You fight more inertia in the engine at higher speed, and you add rotating mass with your gearbox.
Which still seems like a lot, but not so incredible.
https://www.dal.ca/news/2023/03/21/farmed-salmon-colour-heal...
The amounts differ, and the farm feed may be synthetic.
Is it advertising when the announcer for a game talks about gambling? There's statements that obviously would be advertising, so the interesting thing is where and how to draw the line.
I think it remains to be seen how broader US society responds to the approach being taken. Hard to say how close the Senate will be next year.
(Like double what we spent on it would still be relatively minimal and easily would have sped up wide availability in the US and around the world)
Warp Speed was about being ready to make lots and lots of it once the testing was complete. It did a lot of good, but they probably should have spent more on it.
"If you have a FSA I strongly suggest that you get an HSA instead."
Did you mean to reply to them?
Doesn't read that way to me.
I have the paranoid idea that they designed FSAs in such a goofy way for budget scoring and it drives me nuts.