Yeah I’m still using the last of the good Panasonic VT50 models. It’s still going strong with a great picture. We got it in 2009. It’s early smart features were retired long ago.

These articles make me shudder what I might replace it with

The toddler in chief doesn’t care about history, precident, rules, you, your children, your opinions or who he kills.

Come to NZ and see a titipounamu, morepork, kaka

Or you follow the python ethos and when it matters, you profile the code, and rewrite only the modules that need it in a lower level language.

For $40 a day you can hire a car and driver for the days you want it

Who thought up removing an island to distract from the Epstien Files was a good idea?

I think they went into tyre management mode after the early stop they were cruising from there

Once these companies have to start charging what it really costs to maintain and run these huge models. The number of use cases will shrivel.

Spa will be interesting through eu rouge

There will be a storm of development this year, they need to make the most of it early, as it’ll be a different pecking order later on

Huh? One two ain’t bad

Looks like 3d printed cf parts. Stiff but brittle

Caddy will learn what it takes to turn the car up in quali. Their main goal isn’t to blow the car up in quali. They want to finish the race and get some useful data.

They taste like tongue, and regret

The amperage to do that is insane, either you’re dumping power from town sized feeder lines (seriously limiting where you can place those chargers) or you are charging capacitors to charge the car (wasting energy and limiting how often you can charge a car at those speeds)

Many more fled to Argentina

Is this showerthoughts or showers trike?

Here they pay a hefty bond to put in the tanks, it’s cheaper to remediate the site and get the bond back

Here in NZ it’s less than usd $300 a month full cost, but usually funded by the govt.

Time.eu Poland

Element14 from India

Farnell from the UK, but owned by an American company now

Lcsc from Asia