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I’m curious if it is accurate that they would have to build to 2 different standards for all cases. With the use of software, one might sell a car with one version of software enabled by default in some states, favoring environmental controls, and another in a different bloc of states, catering towards performance or

I’m in Florida, but if you go out to a preserve you are much more likely to see one (alive).

These are either going to be absurdly short races, or they are going to have to be based on the same kind of gimmicks that Formula E uses. Range, particular at full performance, is still something that severely limits the viability of fully electric cars, particularly in motorsports.

“They cannot very well reverse their plans now.”

The fact that there isn’t another dimmer doesn’t matter. Makes it easier actually. You’d be controlling power levels just like if it did have a switch. As long as all that lamp is is a light bulb, it will work no different from any other dimmable light. It’s no different, in principle, than hardwiring a dimming switch

The fact that there isn’t another dimmer doesn’t matter. Makes it easier actually. You’d be controlling power levels

Well damnit the first link would work. HomeKit is mentioned on the product page. Why it’s not as a top selling point is beyond me

Well damnit the first link would work. HomeKit is mentioned on the product page. Why it’s not as a top selling point

Scratch that link. For HomeKit you have to buy the whole kit at $190. The good news is that includes a bunch of other potentially useful stuff. That bad news is that it’s $190

Scratch that link. For HomeKit you have to buy the whole kit at $190. The good news is that includes a bunch of

Even better, there is a lutron model that has the dimmer built into to wall where the outlet is. So basically it works out exactly as you describe only on your current outlet. No cutouts required. The physical dimmer switches are wireless, so you could mount them (or not) any where you damn well please.

Even better, there is a lutron model that has the dimmer built into to wall where the outlet is. So basically it

Installing the lutron would have the exact effect you’re talking about. It’s my understanding that if your lamp has manual dimming controls, all you’d have to do is install the dimmer (it would take some wiring of course), and it will vary the power of the bulbs to have the same exact effect as if you adjusted the

Installing the lutron would have the exact effect you’re talking about. It’s my understanding that if your lamp has

They have made that, although it is not ideal for me and quite expensive. One example is iDevices Socket. Lutron has actual connected dimmer switches, but they are even more expensive. Of course, if you are going to spend $70 on a light socket or $95 on a switch, you might as well go with a much better solution like

They have made that, although it is not ideal for me and quite expensive. One example is iDevices Socket. Lutron

And yet, from the AP wire moments ago: “Ford cancels $1.6B plant in Mexico, to add 700 jobs in Michigan to build electric, autonomous vehicles.”

Why would low supply lead to higher demand in general? If you reduce supply, it will be more scarce given the same demand (obviously), but that doesn’t actually mean more demand. If anything, over time demand will usually be reduced. Sales will certainly be reduced. Perhaps you mean the perception of demand will

Anyone may arrange his affairs so that his taxes shall be as low as possible; he is not bound to choose that pattern which best pays the treasury. There is not even a patriotic duty to increase one’s taxes. Over and over again the Courts have said that there is nothing sinister in so arranging affairs as to keep taxes

I don’t think that’s the case, if EVs become predominant and essentially daily drivers. You will plug in the car immediately, in case you need to use the vehicle. What is still the biggest issue with EVs, and will remain so in the near future, is that it takes time to charge. Much longer than filling with gasoline.

No one dening Fidels Castro human rights record. But there is a time and a place for everything.

Much how the Congressional map is loaded against the Dems

As is typical of liberals, this canvasses disproportionately urban areas. Hence the result. Take a look at the result map, and it’s easy to see why this liberal cultural bubble led urbanites to be so surprised at the outcome

7 years is not a long time at all in the shipping industry. Take a look at how old some of the ships are, and how long it takes to retrofit them. It’s an incredibly time-consuming, and expensive, process. Also, purely from an environmental standpoint, faster is not always better. Junking working equipment has its

Yeah that first image still looks terrible. And frankly, the second doesn’t look inviting either. Once you get past the shiny glass sides of the escalator, it looks very drab, and I get the feeling it will look worse at the bottom