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hmmm.. still uses apex seals, would need seriously small tolerances to make it work effectively. Call me skeptical but I don't see how this is really any better than the traditional wankel/rotary design

well this took a few years off my life

i'm probably thinking a bit older. I had an "Arnova 10G2"[0] tablet back in the day which had a resistive screen!

[0] https://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Archos-Arnova-10b-G2-Ta...

Probably a resistive type like on really old tablets running Android 4!

Roll on next GE.

Has been HN'd I think!

Certainly wouldn't be Russ Hanneman.

it's as fast, if not faster than an RS3 even. Sounds a bit dangerous?

likewise. sadly people will still buy this shite, which in turn encourages manufacturers.

unlikely to happen, I haven't seen this government U-turn on anything yet!

shouldn't it be "UK threatens end to end-to-end encryption"? :-D

That's my evening sorted!

this all feels a bit dystopian...

There are a few others - https://pynecone.io/docs/library/forms/slider for example

>It's clear that the battle for magnet-less motor supremacy is only just getting started, and BMW is answering a key criticism frequently leveled against EVs: relying on rare, sometimes unethically mined materials makes EVs worse for the planet. We're truly stepping into an interesting time in electric motor development.

Right, what about the huge lithium batteries though? they're not exactly ethically sourced either...

$5000 DSLRs have huge APSC/Full frame sensors to try and cool... try and take a bulb mode shot on one and let me know if they let you past 30 minutes.

I recently got a (35mm/APS) Canon scanner working really well with http://www.sane-project.org/ - not the same as the one mentioned in the article, but a really good collection of open source backends for old film scanners.

IPinside sounds a bit like a really weird medical condition

I think thats known as torque vectoring - my (fwd) car uses the brakes to control torque to each wheel. it works quite well!

beautiful story

Or having an ugly front door "ruining the look of a neighborhood"

we definitely don't speak politely about Jacob Rees-Mogg

probably only when cold.

i'm not 100% on this car in particular as it doesn't mention in the article, but you can run a mechanical diesel engine with absolutely nothing electrical attached to it as long as it doesn't stall (in which case, you could probably bump-start it if it's hot enough and it'd start anyway). At a guess the engine in question is a 1HZ which has mechanical fuel injection.. so yes you would be OK without the above

Still needed by the military - I think it'd still run if an EMP bomb went off nearby, as diesels with plunger pumps etc. are entirely mechanical.

good things to learn, even better to forget.

This kind of thing makes me want to use a 'dumbphone' as my daily driver..

I can see why they stopped producing it, but I wish they didn't!

i agree, and im not trying to undermine modern research and development on emissions, but my point is that perhaps larger cars should be discouraged as they are hugely overkill for most people's needs and exist as status symbols - if coming purely from an emissions standpoint they are terrible compared to an equivalent small car or motorbike etc yet people seem to blame 2 strokes and old cars when in reality they are not the sole cause of the problem