This ain't it. I can smell the batshit from here.
Yes. Well worth watching the episode if you're interested. Hell, the whole series is very interesting.
Think they talked about this in the most recent season of Clarkson's Farm. One point they are measuring the availability of nitrogen in the soil and they see that it has increased.
They planted a mixed crop of corn and beans together and it seemed to have a positive benefit.
Fuck me, you managed to shoehorn your use of linux into a conversation about cars. Bravo.
No. But it does make for a good shitty click bait title.
The ideal use case for these vehicles - short, local trips with a single person and no cargo - is better served by improving public transport, not using a mini car.
Agree these vehicles are nothing more than hypothetical horseshit.
Where do my kids go, on the roof? What about all their shit? How about the things I'm taking with me like shopping, the wallpapering table my Dad wants to borrow, the ladder of his I'm taking in return, the plants I've bought and my dog? Those examples are from just today, which my wee civic had no bother hauling. I'm not renting a vehicle every time I need to do everyday tasks.
Penile implants to combat erectile dysfunction - you can see the original annotations about the valve and pump located in the scrotum, along with the inflatable bladder that gets insert in the shaft.
Mouth tape. Explained how much snoring affected me and the missus started using it. Cheap, simple, and the snoring stopped inside a week.
As for the dogs, stop rewarding then when they bark. Don't feed em, let em out, whatever it is they're wanting that they bark for that you keep doing. Sounds like they've trained you.
Well I might be stupid, but at least I'm not this stupid.
Sure! There's zero likelihood of this ever happening, but in the weird universe where it does you can probably sue them for coming around and shaving your dog too.
Their docs are decent and will guide you through setup. For advanced stuff search for Trash's arr guides
Teslas own warnings and guidance assert that drivers should remain ready to take control when using the features. They do not claim it is infallible. Oversight and judgement still need to be used, which is why this argument wouldn't hold up at all.
Ah, that was me, I was at the pub. Glad to hear the other 3 people are still watching though.