2,330 karma · joined December 9, 2008
I'm not sure what it would take to make these kits more exciting, because I find them ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.
I could rattle off 100 cool projects to make with these dev kits, especially coupled with a 3d printer.
Why is there not a more proactive approach to getting bloodwork done with as many tests as possible? We should see this type of service like going to the dentist.
Seems like a good industry to disrupt.
Maybe a giant net that lies at the base of the damn, and periodically lifts out of the water to catch the fish and automate the transportation of them to ideal next step drop.
It's possible the vehicle was damaged in such a way that none of the door could open because of mechanical interferences.
This begs the question did the door automatically unlock? Perhaps the vehicle was so damaged that the door could not be opened due to structural damaged to the door itself.
The entire point of organizations like the NTSB is to prevent unsafe cars from going into production.
The NTSB has given this type of door opening a green light. WHY?