davidswartwood
David Swartwood
davidswartwood

Weird. AT&T just sent me the details to enter manually in an email. Took 2 minutes tops. I went to “use QR code”, hit “enter details manually” and copy/pasted from my email.

They aren’t attacking large boats. They are attacking small sailboats. These boats commonly go for 80k-250k. Not cheap but not billionaire level. I know 2 guys that sail and both of them saved up for years for a down payment and budget hard to afford the payments because they love it. One lives on their boat and neithe

By “they” I assume you mainly mean the US as successful automated trains have existed for awhile now. Paris metro is wholly automated and Germany has fully automated trains running on the same tracks as human ran trains. The US train system is an archaic abomination.

Much as I love my 4runner. Toyota is so far behind on tech like adaptive cruise it’s honestly mind blowing. Drive with a competent system before you knock it.

Mt Hood by Portland has numerous EVs there every day at every ski hill I’ve been at. Haven’t seen one dead yet. The leaf is a poor example as it’s a very short range vehicle and has a notoriously poor battery heating and insulation design: https://www.cars.com/articles/2012-nissan-leaf-battery-warmer-more-details-14206

Yeah, that was a miss to me. The new Sienna is hybrid but not plug in. Kind of a bummer. And the Odyssey doesn’t even have a hybrid version. It’s so weird.

It’s not even close. The main 3 minivans have a floor less than 20" high and I have stood several 4X8s up on their side in mine, it’s huge amounts of space, nearly twice the cargo volume of a IX. Minivans are also 10"+ longer while having very short hood designs. It’s really nowhere close.

Can’t tell if you are joking. The seats down cargo room of an Odyssey is over 140 cu ft. The seats down cargo space of an IX is less than 80 cu ft. I can fit 6 people and all their ski gear in my Odyssey. 

I’d bet my house that when they moved out those wheels they changed the Corvettes handling for the worse. Specifically I’d say that the pivot axis center point is widely off center in the front.

IDK. If they settle that will encourage a slew of cases, I bet they will instead fight this tooth and nail in order to establish a precedent that discourages this nonsense.

This is actually a good case for propane. Burns incredibly clean and a small 4 strokes are common and pretty quiet.

Can’t tell if you are joking but insurance for having a crane with a person on it is really expensive and the Nikon robot is able to be vehicle mounted. 100% film makers will be interested.

Right, but think remote groups. E.G. my fam wants to play with grandparents/siblings. We have 3 at our table, 3 at another household, and 2 at another household playing. Tablets won’t work well for all those groups. This table top makes sense for multiple groups playing remotely together (other than cost). I do think

I want this for reading while reclined but also e-ink is low resolution when unmagnified. Once you try and make a 1" display look like an 8" page it’s going to be crazy hard to get the resolution they need at a reasonable price point.

Tablets aren’t great for multiple families of 2-4 to play games together, or for board games where you need to see the whole thing, too small. You do need a bigger surface. But this is a lot for a one trick pony. I think Jackbox has the right idea but needs to be able to share both the smaller screens and the larger

The real use for this would be remote play. multiple people with a table like this playing. If I could have a game board night with my family across the US that would be neat. Maybe not $500 per household neat though. Hard to say.

Yeah considering the number of videos of broken TVs, I fail to see rage quit protection as a feature here.

NGL these are gonna look bitchin’ on the Odyssey.

Your headline doesn’t match what the report says. The 2 days of gas was just for 2021.

Yeah 2 days of gas just last year. About the equivalent of 8 days over the decade. Almost like we are making progress. Albeit slowly.