Oof, if you think the gouging is bad on consoles, wait till you look at GPU prices. I haven't owned a console in almost a decade, but the price advantage is still on the console side.
I think the first offense should be limited to a year or two as public housing. But the second offense should include jail time and permanent public housing status.
It's an interesting concept, but the pvp was a huge turnoff. Maybe it'd be different if there was an option to form an alliance or truce while above ground, but then it's just PvE with one massive team.
Reading your comment about the pedals not being connected, I assumed this was the new bike/quad from rivian sub-brand Also. It's not, but that makes me worried that this is a trend that will catch on.
Commercial displays aren't great for gaming due to latency and refresh rate. Commercial signage displays don't care about either, so you're not going to get a good result.
I'm on team "get a smart tv and don't give it Internet access". Only complaint I have about my LG C5 ID that switching HDMI inputs is ever so slightly more cumbersome than on my old Samsung.
iirc there's a common mod with aluminum foil tape which makes them work great with capacitive touch buttons. For some reason I remember it having to touch the negative terminal for the battery too.
Second in his class at Starfleet, you know. Would have been first, if he hadn't chosen to give a wrong answer on that question about preganglionic fibers vs postganglionic nerve, to avoid getting caught for genetic manipulation.
I went with 4kwh/kwp instead of the 5 hours you suggest since that's more common around the world. Assuming you're actually in the UK, I'd bet you're more likely to see 3-3.5 in a country so famous for soggy weather.
Also, the more relevant point would be that the whole car can't be in the sunlight all day, unless you park next to a giant mirror.
So using their numbers of 11 square meters at 1000w/sqm, and 18.2% efficiency would mean 2002w nominal assuming the entire car is illuminated. Multiply that by 4*365 to get the average annual production (2922kwh). Then multiply by 6km/kwh for the distance you could drive (17538km).
Article says 17000km/yr
So I think they're overestimating by at least 40% since the whole car will never be completely in the sun.
Oof, if you think the gouging is bad on consoles, wait till you look at GPU prices. I haven't owned a console in almost a decade, but the price advantage is still on the console side.