A baby can’t turn the stove on and burn down the house or attempt to drive a car and kill someone. Some forms of mental decline require specialized care facilities for the safety of both the elderly and their family members.
This doesn’t add up. How was a summary judgement issued without you ever being served? Why didn’t you appeal the decision after being made aware of the issue?
Great work putting this together. Really highlights just how safe Tesla’s approach is to lithium batteries. Considering the number of cars, Powerwalls and mega packs out there I was expecting far more incidents.
I believe most companies would refrain from engaging in new business with a customer who has pending litigation against them. Apple may not want to ban them and is just waiting until the appeal process has settled before reengaging with Epic under whatever terms are ultimately agreed upon between both parties and the courts.
The court ruling didn’t require apple to reinstate epic’s developer account. Apple can still, at their discretion, decide who can and can’t develop apps for iOS and Mac app stores.
Codes abs standards have working groups composed of industry, consumers and inspectors. New groups are created all the time to address new technology. Unfortunately the initial cost to set up is typically too high for most individuals leaving progress in building codes/standards up to corporations.
Just wait for the follow up in 2.5 years when this guy goes to turn in his lease and is told he has to pay to replace the battery due to an unapproved modification. If I were him I wouldn’t have made a video with a +1m subscriber YouTube celebrity. I’m sure this car is on Tesla’s radar now.
This is a valid concern. I did years of homebrew beer before I learned there is food grade and non-food grade CO2. You should not be using non-food grade to carbonate water or beer. It can have oils and other residue in it.
There are several studies on the relationship between vehicle weight and road wear and tear. 1 fully loaded semi does more damage than nearly 10,000 cars. The reality is if costs were assigned appropriately large aspects of life would become unworkable.
Cost of production in Canada or Mexico is close enough to Asian suppliers with the benefit of shorter lead times, less language barrier and similarly time zones.
I’ve had tankless and now have a rheem heat pump water heater. The rheem uses far less energy (~60 kWh/mo) then the instant water heater. Lifespan I’m not so sure about. I know depending on the water quality they can have issues. I’ve seen many tank water heaters still working after 30 years with little to no service.
Tankless are smaller and it’s true they won’t run out of hot water so they do have that going for them.
I’m surprised they don’t already have a North America facility for final assembly. The idea of shipping finishes treadmills and exercise bikes just seems impractical and expensive.
Also not the same thing because the law also considers the harm caused to innocent 3rd parties from booby traps. No firefighter or EMT is gonna be harmed by the Signal code designed to break the cellebrite device.
I don’t think YouTube cares if you use hardware of software decoding. I also don’t think they care if you use their hardware decoder or someone else’s. The issue with roku is they don’t want to include any extra hardware to support vp9, and they use such cheap/low spec hardware they can’t reliably decode in software.
Would a solar flare induce enough current/voltage on these cable to actually cause a problem? Also by their nature of being under an ocean of conductive salt water wouldn’t there be some form of grounding providing protection?
You would need the generator to provide about 100 watts to run the electronics and blower. Something passive like a thermoelectric generator would require a large amount of surface area to get this much power. Something more active like a traditional generator would require significant maintenance. If you’re really concerned your best bet is to get a couple Powerwalls and limit what you run off them. You could go a week running just the furnace and charging cellphones.
Heating the blades would be nearly impossible with any significant wind chill. I imagine anyplace that has wind turbines is going to have significant wind chill.
The value is great for casual gamers, no expensive hardware, no updates to install, just sit down and play a game. The only downside I’ve experienced is the limited catalogue of games.
802.3bt can provide higher power, easily enough to run a few HDDs but there are few switches on the market that offer 802.3bt. Almost nothing available for the residential/consumer space.