This is my hunch too. Perhaps the UI is more distracting with Tesla’s implementation of screens/menus/feedback for car functions too.
Just pointing out the study emphasize occupant fatalities which I take as to exclude external fatalities such as other vehicles.
Still use mine in my cannon point and shoot. (Just as a storage device though) The software support has long ago suckified when “cloud” became all the rage, but it was awesome to sync camera <-> PC without messing with adapters or cables.
Wow, lot to unpack here.
“Ain’t nobody got time for that.”
How much arsenic are we talking about here?
“Saving time, water, and energy” is apparently short for boil water, stand around, drain, re-boil more water using more energy, and finish cooking rice. Where is all this time saving happening?
“The margin of exposure [to arsenic] is increased to desired levels”. Hmmm I guess if you really think about it that is a true statement, but one heck of a roundabout way to say it.
There is a nonconductive coating on the wire that also prevents it from oxidizing. The wires can touch, but if the coating isn’t scratched it won’t short.
Some fine grit sandpaper will reveal the metal so you can solder connections.
It tickles me when I read of journalists protecting their privacy. You can see how far up the tree they’ve climbed.
There are many, many more ways to track that anonymous phone. These are feel-good settings to disable for that sense of false security; like you’re in control. It does have effect, don’t get me wrong.
But a big part of tracking is not what your phone sends, but other devices detect. There’s no opt out of that data collection.
Welcome to advertising tricks. My SO gets my ads because I block them too. “Blocks ads” is a data point that is tracking you around the web. They simply redirect your content to the next closest impressionable consumer. If they can’t reach you, they’ll market everywhere around you.
But this takes off doubly so this time of year. This trick really ramps up around gift giving events like The holidays, v-day, birthdays, or other life events.
Let’s see here. $2.6 million divided by 3,037 cables is…
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$856/cable. Dang! That’s some premium digital data conveyance!
I gotta find this infringement market. I got 2 solo cups, some string, and an Apple sticker!
Edit: confused the 8-pin Ethernet RJ45 with the Ethernet protocol.
Still alive and well.
I absolutely oppose universal kill switches and I’m not insane. Something about that pesky “innocent 'till proven guilty” thing. If you lose that privilege, you get a breathalyzer lock. That’s fair. But I haven’t used “smart” tech in a car that hasn’t bugged out in unpredictable ways and this won’t be an exception. Technology that overrides driver input is a risk to those the vehicle belongs and that’s unacceptable to me.
Oh, stop being sensationalist. A car is a car, that’s all it ever will be. It’s clear you didn’t even read the article because its not talking about remote kill switches.
I wonder if this works with really old claims? I really want to know why my health insurance left me to die so many years ago.
Let’s see here… $14/year * 9℅ = roughly $1.25.
BREAKING NEWS Namecheap raises price $1.25 / year
Unless im missing something big. I’m not thrilled, but I’m also not that concerned as long as trends remain intact. I only have a dozen or so sites and a few just for email.
Pedestrians were not part of this study.