Probably One Piece with my wife since she got into it a few weeks ago.
One of mine absolutely loves to shover her head down shoes. Sometimes she gets a little stuck and it sounds like a one legged man is hopping around my kitchen at 3am.
I'm wondering if there's limits on this and if it goes both ways. Could I spoof battery data and tell Uber I have 1000% battery to get a super cheap ride.
Definitely a stable economy. Not just propped up on heaps of debt on debt on debt.
Don't think about any of that and just buy some pizza with theoretical money.
I'm pretty sure the owners of sawstop agreed to release the patent if this regulation passes. The issue is the actual components involved increase the cost of a saw, completely eliminating cheap options.
Not getting to work on time if the battery starts burning and the doors automatically lock you inside.
The steel and aluminum tariffs are insane. We got rid of most of the American forges for Chinese imports, there's no other option.
My kid ended up on this weird end of the YouTube algorithm.
Stories with AI generated cat pictures, and then uncanny valley buff Jesus videos. Oddly enough, buff AI Jesus is way better than nearly all other "Christian" content. Literally just "love Jesus and be good, not evil"
It's worth noting that while you can't touch the workers, they're allowed to make quite a lot of contact with you. This leads to guys throwing money at pretty ladies in hopes of some mild foreplay.
I really don't get how this wouldn't be covered. Like, I get it's some bullshit exception clause, but this is exactly the sort of situation insurance is supposed to be for. It's not like they invited the bees in.
Cops getting killed because they tried to take their guns. Seems pretty reasonable.
This is literally my brother's approach. Keeps the meth heads and asshole teenagers away without raising the rent.
he hasn't talked to his family about his investment, saying, "You know how that is."
I bet dudes wife threatened to leave him if he loses all their savings on some dumbass stock again.
Yeah I'm sure it's diversity in the workplace threatening the manufacturing process. Definitely not shitty conditions, pay, and benefits.
My understanding is this isn't really that big of a deal. Hydrogen fuel cells aren't anywhere near as bad as stuffing lithium batteries in a vehicle at least.
Ultimately doesn't matter tho since hydrogen cars are just PR fluff and a way to snag eco tax breaks or other nonsense. Hydrogen really likes to leak out of everything and it's causes weird corrosion and breakdown of metals. This makes storage and delivery complicated and impractical for both large infrastructure like gas stations and on the individual vehicles in the fuel cell and connection lines.
