he got off lucky though, as he could have very easily ended up dead from being crushed by the RR. Yes he's still in a bad situation of being paralyzed, but atleast he's still alive to reflect and to make the most of things.

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right because humans aren't the ones that write the software for the computer controls, the car's systems are auto-aware due to advanced A.I. and as such human error can't be the cause..

The problem with Ethanol is the source: Corn. It's hard to justify fuel > food IMO. Not only that but Switch-Grass produces more gallons per acre than corn does and to the best of my knowledge, isn't used as much as corn is for food/feed types and would allow less strain on food as a whole. I am welcome to more…

Mine lights up as soon as I boot up and turns off when my computer fully shuts down. I don't use synapse software though, just the basic USB PnP without razer's bloatware.

Have to agree with Blakkar on this one. He seems to know what he's talking about/done the research to prove his point very well. I've not yet seen an actual researched response to counterpoint it either.

I don't believe that is the scenario in this particular case.

my mouse that went bad just stopped being recognized, and never registered on other computers I put it on to try it. might've been either the guts or the connector that was bad.

While I can understand, that's just how business works, has for a very long time. However they do have feedback buttons scattered around their various services, so you can always leave that for them. Someone also did an extension to blend the black bar with the new "app menu" as well.

Never saw that in the article, it was only about how you redid the cabinets and had room left over (from a poorly planned cabinet upgrade) and put this into place by an oven you don't use. Also why have something if you don't use it? if you use the stove top, why not just have a standalone cook top instead and expand…

they do,, most via the coils at the back and the heat rises. The sides at the back might get warm, though most if not all units these days vent at the front of the unit at the bottom.

gotcha. my bad. Also hats off to being able to be better at handling a car than most.

Obvious troll is obvious XD

gotta love that trolling line you're using.

Even in a renovation, it seems rather odd to not adjust the cabinets to match the countertop

Your actual point being? Nomrally no one has such an awkwardly set up for cabinets, and unless you never use the oven, this seems not very plausible. If one happens to have this bassackwards type of cabinetry and never use the oven, then this is actually pretty neat.

I've never seen cabinets that had gaps big enough for another other than maybe about 1/8th of an inch between them and a stove/oven. Also I'm not sure I'd trust storing anything in such a spot since unlike a fridge, the oven will get hot and maybe do some damage to items stored next to it like this.

What a waste of time, materials, and money. I'd rather see another yawn job by Foose for the overall cost (time/materials/money) that went into this piece of shit.

That would look pretty good. Lamin-X makes colored lens film that protects them from road debris and adds color (or dark smoke) to your lights. Pretty neat stuff. Seen a few old (1994-1999) BMWs using the yellow ones on their lights to make them look more like the German/Euro-spec models.

but you're still comparing a race driver or an enthusiast that specializes in being better than an ABS system to the common joe schmoe. that is the only reason your contempt for ABS fails, as you fit into a niche compared to the millions/tens of millions that drive every day and rely on/take for granted the systems…