Thinking more on that - there was a recent race where the driver leaned his car into the guardrail and floored it, passing multiple cars at a speed that was greater than traction alone could have managed - a trick he learned in a video game racing simulation.
The flight testing was done on the software used by human pilots against human pilots in training simulators. Those simulators are designed to duplicate as much as possible the actual performance of the aircraft the pilots are training for.
Then there must be a huge noticeable decrease in accidents in Europe directly related to these lights, right?
It means that it hurts Harlan just a bit more. I’m good with that.
If this gets out the maker will simply require a passcode to make those changes in the future. Won’t matter if you revert or not.
Inventors are always trying to make bikes better, especially drive trains. From bevel gear shaft drives, to flex cables to drive the front wheel, to continuously variable friction drives.
It’s a surprise how few riders pause to actually look at a mechanism that exposes in every detail how it works.
TSA knows why these aren’t checked. It is because the TSA x-rays checked bags and some TSA people then flag their buddies in baggage handling down stairs to steal the items from the bags.
Putting a truck bumper and frame at the head height for passenger cars doesn’t make the crumple zones any good for the people getting their brains pulped in a side impact.
Only the ones who are Clear are shaking their heads.
One factor not mentioned is that rust on even true stainless steel (most are actually just corrosion resistant) is caused by particles of free iron left on the surface. This free iron is removed by passivation - basically attacking and removing anything that isn’t chromium. The exposed chromium will either be…
Non-ferrous is no iron. Having iron is a big part of being a steel.
The photos were of the photo booth tech. Taken and then discarded after the equipment was seen to work.
In the 1980s Al-Li alloys were just around the corner. It appears they eventually got some use, but 2XXX, 7XXX, and 6XXX dominate for aerospace.
Gowing the xtre miel.
The major exodus is because it costs a lot to live there. Which is mainly because a large percentage can get rich living there and because a huge number are willing to pay the price to enjoy the climates California has to offer - one can surf in the morning and be skiing in the afternoon. Try that in Houston. In that…
https://xkcd.com/1053/
Learning how other things work. Plus a set of annoying pranks with TVs and the like or stealing radio controlled shopping carts by issuing an unlock signal. That sort of thing; mainly for anything that isn’t properly nailed down because no had built a cheap tool to go after them.
Another nudge that ASL should be part of k-12 school US curriculum, not a separate study, but an integral part of classrooms, to make it a part of normal interactions. Some cultures are so close - seen too many videos where an Italian is challenged to have a conversation with their hands held still by their sides.
Another crash, this time in a suburban neighborhood - no one killed.
