Yeah this is painful. We aren’t getting pressure, special teams are meh, and the offense botched the “double dip” opportunity on both sides of the half, settling for a field goal and then punting away.
I think we are about cooked for the season if we can’t find a way to steal this game.
Yeah, what you described is how it should be.
Each person:
That could be as little as 45 seconds per person if done properly.
Someone tell remote managers that daily status meetings for teams of 5-10 people should never be more than an hour long.
In person, they are “stand up” meetings to encourage them to be as uncomfortable and short as possible. Over web meeting, that convention tends to fly out the window.
Cool, if GrayJay could integrate similar functionality that’d be great.
It’s triangulation.
The plans Mamdani campaigned on are going to cost billions, and will require state and federal support to have any chance of success. He said as much himself and I imagine that’s why he agreed to the meeting.
Hochul supported him verbally and now Trump has too (words are free).
From Trump’s perspective, if he had done a presser where he immediately shits on Mamdani to his face, and vows to oppose him with the entire Federal apparatus, then that adds fuel for more people to potentially support Mamdani-like figures if for no other reason than opposition to Trump. It also gives Mamdani an easy target to blame if his policies ultimately fail in NYC.
In contrast, Trump comes out and says “NYC is great, it’s gonna be great under his leadership, he can do it” etc. then later when things don’t go so well in New York (which Trump is betting on) then it’s easier for Trump to say Mamdani owns the failures.
Its the same thing as building up a debate opponent prior to the event and then it becomes easier to suggest they underperformed expectations.
I think they’re going to be especially challenged due to the extreme cold temperatures for 4-6 months of the year. Ranges will be reduced pretty significantly during low temperatures, making charger spacing and availability important.
I think we need some kind of limiting principle applied to restrict what individual jurisdictions can do to fuck up national or global systems.
Overzealous lawmakers in Michigan or Wisconsin shouldn’t be able to force global companies to operate their websites differently.
California shouldn’t be able to force Glock to discontinue and re-tool its entire product line, etc.
The law of unintended consequences says that this will just result in more douchebags buying $3 mil houses because they can “afford the payments” and plan on dying before they ever fully pay it off.
Finally it will be easier to search my vast catalog of memes.
Might as well do the work and develop the alternative. If LMR is a workable chemistry we should use it. Nickel costs about 50 cents per ounce while Manganese is fractions of a cent.
Let’s hope so. This should be my last Pixel if it all plays out like that.
Literally every EV with Google Maps integration gives you estimated battery remaining upon your arrival at destination, assuming you use the chosen route, accurate within a few percent.
Bring back Crystal Pepsi, you cowards
This particular truck doesn’t have to be a catch-all solution. Just give people more options.
Right now the North America EV market options are all very expensive, not necessarily in form factors people want to buy, and often privacy-invading or suffering from other “anti-features”.
The more options available to consumers the better.
Here’s the thing… Hyundai could be doing even better in the US but they kinda hamstrung themselves.
I went looking for leases recently and I was mainly interested in PHEV or full EV. Hyundai had inventory of the Ioniq 5 and while I think it looks cool and the battery platform is cool, it was a bit expensive and its form factor didn’t really work for my needs. The salesman tried to show me an Ioniq 6, the sedan thing with the fastback appearance that sort of looks like a Wish-dot-com Porsche or Mercedes. Again, didn’t really fit my needs.
He informed me that they make PHEV Tuscon (a more classic small/medium SUV form factor) but Hyundai made the strategic decision not to market them in the Midwest US.
Completely stupid decision. I am positive they could have sold thousands of those in the area I live. Hyundai missed a layup there.
DC fast charging requires not only the charging hardware itself but also grid proximity, professional wiring which can include trenching, installing conduit, paving, etc. as well massive transformers, coordinating with the electrical utility to upgrade service to the site, and other considerations.
Hence they can cost $15,000 to $150,000 apiece. (Or in this case more… $271,000 each)
It is rare in my area to see anything besides Teslas but the Chevy Blazer and the Honda Prologue (same GM powertrain/chassis with a different skin) are appearing more often.
I like that these look and feel like normal family SUVs (they don’t have unnecessary styling queues of other EVs like retractable door handles) but they’re all electric.
I want to see more options on the market but I’m guessing there will be a slight lag in adoption at the end of this month when tax credits go away and the lease deals get worse.
I like the idea here. Keep in mind these do cut some corners, such as having no battery cooling (impacting battery longevity). At least they abandoned the stupid CHAdeMO charger the old Leafs had.
EDIT: Some of the press for this refers to “new liquid cooled” battery tech, so I may be wrong. Other articles I read say it doesn’t have any, or don’t mention it at all.
I dunno. Something about the content I think.
A few years back some of their content was fun and interesting. Now lately it’s all either “here’s a bunch of comparisons of hardware you can’t even afford” or “Linus puts some ridiculous tech in his own personal house - thanks for subsidizing his home improvement projects by the way”
I will still watch an occasional video but there are other tech related channels that I enjoy a lot more.
Nothing to see here - Is highly successful test of suicide missle!