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Matt
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I get them too, and we’re stuck with them - no way to officially disable them. I’ve found that closing the app bar and restarting it often removes them.
Bought it the week of the Super Bowl, not necessarily FOR the Super Bowl. I got mine around the same time just because that’s when all the big sales are - stores want to clear out last year’s models AND they know people want a new TV for watching the game.
I’m wondering “Did the meditation practice cause these experiences in people, or were the kinds of people who already experienced those issues the ones most likely to seek out meditation and hope it helped?” Basically, which came first, meditation or disposition towards feeling ill-effects?
Yup, same time as I added a few more power bands.
6. Does the IMS bearing issue also affect the muffler bearings?
“It’s even got seven hundred and twenty ‘P’s! That’s way more than I got in my Moscow hotel room!”
+1 for making me snort-laugh this morning.
But where they can paint them the same color as the interior, they do. They’ll abide by the law, but where those laws don’t exist they’ll put aesthetics over safety. It’s pretty stupid of them.
“The door is aluminum so it’s not heavy, unlike a steel conventional door.”
You must be fun at parties.
They exist in the vast majority of modern cars. Even if they’re not legally required, they’re often used to make parts orders cheaper, and because they’re just the safer choice.
“Windows can be broken and used as exits, so it’s not a big problem these doors stayed shut.”
Perhaps, but for all intents and purposes the doors could not open. Designing a way to get them open manually that is meaningless if the people in such a situation don’t know about it.
“but they couldn’t open the X’s rear Falcon wing doors, stuck shut.”
Well that’s comforting, at least. But the point remains that they’ll do what they can do make things look pretty, even at the expense of safety.
I suppose that’s possible, but do we really want to engineer these doors even MORE? They’re already a source of headaches. =P
Because most doors aren’t massive, heavy, electronically-assisted systems that open upwards. A regular side-opening door getting stuck might be tough to break open, but these sound much more difficult.
Then you might have overzealous kids activating the system. You’d need a system that is both separate, clearly marked but also aesthetically pleasing. Not easy, but not impossible either.