sanj

I can’t see any documentation of income ever being used on an S.

Given that it costs 10x more than aluminum, it is highly unlikely to be useful as a material in a production car.

The frame breaking the NHSTA story is correct but is just well-designed aluminum.

I’m happy to be shown a reference I’m wrong.

By contrast, diagrams showing airflow over a wing are shown in the US with the wing "flying" to the left.

In the UK and Europe, the wing is "flying" to the right.

This is amazing. The real cherry is the creation of a falsifiable construct.

Does anyone understand the math behind this bit?

> In the right orbit, a solar panel can be up to 8 times more productive than on earth....

This came with a double-ended USB-A for charging: https://www.rei.com/product/248291/biolite-luci-original-cle...

I went one step further: there's a really annoying behavior in Google Workspace where a giant popup appears if you linger over any account.

I wrote an chrome extension to block them: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/google-workspace-ho...

And WTBS the radio station was also purchased by Ted Turner!

It was originally "Tech Broadcasting Service" and run by an MIT student group.

For the $50k purchase, the newly-named WMBR purchased a new transmitter.

https://wmbr.org/www/history

There’s something lovely about this.

To my eye, it is like the patina that your favorite tools get.

I’m looking at you, 40 year old tape measure.

I’ve noticed that this only occurs when I use a two-prong adapter for the power brick.

If I use the 3-prong, which is usually tied to a long cable, I don’t feel the buzz.

I assumed that the additional grounding helped.