Why? Bide your time. Wait for EVs tech to be sufficiently profitable. Then start selling your own. Afterwards, watch your competitor lose their grip on your throat when the business they built around the credits you’ve been paying them dries up.

Inception is basically a heist movie.

I’m not very knowledgeable in this area so please forgive my ignorance if I am mistaken. But if regen is based on induction generation, wouldn’t lock-up be impossible? I’m basing this on a very basic understanding of electromagnetic physics. A lockup wouldn’t have any flux, which means regen would be impossible. So…

tbf Teraflops as a measure doesn’t translate directly to gaming power.

Air at speeds below 400 miles per hour is so nearly incompressible as to make no difference for most concerns. Unless you are feeling heat from compression, there’s negligible compression.

It’s not floating, It’s Sinking with Style. 

“I honestly do think we’re going to see the beginning of a decoupling from such heavy reliance upon China for so much of what we consume”

As a poster on Evil Week, Forbes, numerous Lifehacker blogs and a pro at finding Insider Threats for a living, I can tell you VPN doesn’t do shit. Nope, I can see even your TOR activity.

Is there a corporate song that you can lead us all in a singalong? “Hale, Hale Amazon, Purveyor to the World” or something? 

Did they do a case change at some point that my have hurt the cooling?

But I will say what i have for years, the only thing that REALLY matters is which exclusives you want to play, that has and will dictate your console purchase every time.

Your analogy would make sense if Nintendo’s consoles were crappy. The demand is there because the product and games for it are excellent. 

I think I was a bit too subtle in my response because this was the exact point I was trying to make. I was also suggesting that a “security researcher” might not be the best person to make the determination that this “hack” will work.

There’s a lot of info here. You really put on a Mayo clinic.

This.  People think you can print anything now.  

He is simply the World’s Worst Manager.

The point being made is that the $800 dollar ventilators do not meet the requirements needed for COVID-19 patients (but the $50k ones do).

Look forward to seeing how to Musk apologists continue to laud him as a hero for these ventilators.

From a complexity standpoint this would be simpler but Torch’s idea has the advantage of rotating near the lid’s center of gravity which would make the flipping job require significantly less force (also reducing loading on the pivot point, etc). There’s advantages to both ideas I guess.