I think all the truly cheap ones aren’t in production this year, a few years ago a Chevy bolt with the tax incentive was literally the cheapest vehicle to buy with a warranty and a loan, period, and that includes 3-4 year old used vehicles (no tax incentive and worse interest, sticker price was lower).
The article claims (though without citation except promotional material) that they’re smaller ground footprint, cheaper, and much more portable. Also they can generate more electricity per unit because they can be higher altitude with more turbulence. Interesting concept, and I think as many novel alternatives as possible that can all work in tandem are useful!
Dumb math slip on my part! Edited
In fairness, the population of Uruguay is about 1/100 as big as the USA, all else being equal there should be 1/100 as many families as well.
There’s a bunch of different systems that vary how close they are to standard print
Skimmed the first bit and they seem to site most claims in the introduction–they don’t cite anything in the abstract but you aren’t supposed to, it shouldn’t have any information that isn’t found in the main text.
Also, my understanding is the light effect isn’t to do with optical effects but cellular-level effects absorbed through surface membranes, which should be similar amongst animals.
The language is very odd though and does have either major typos or very very stylized and jargonistic phrasings, which make it hard to read.
Pretty clever move NGL
I don’t think it’s politicians driving that decision, I think it’s the money from Petro companies and car companies that are heavily invested and dominant in the gas car industry
Although somewhere as car-centric as the US they’re going to be driving something, and I think the actual goal is to keep them locked into some sort of gas car as long as possible.
Side note but is Maduro goddamn huge?? Or are those agents chosen for their stature to make him seem bigger
Fair enough, I’ve got pretty tiny hands so the fastest I’ve ever been able to type was on one of those slide out keyboards on a pre-droid messaging phone
Better use of real estate for consumption. For pretty much any sort of input, whether that’s text or controls, onscreen buttons have always been terrible and workarounds like Swype only helped somewhat, and now even that’s getting enshittified. This is going to be a more niche device, as blackberried were, but for people who need a device primarily for email/messaging/other text input on the go the screen is plenty big enough to work and a keyboard is light-years better than any non-tactile technology could ever be.
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Digital books, whether ebook or audio, make up about a quarter of the market. Can’t tell the length on those.
Or too liberal. Definitely expect to see this used against white University professors who are vocal about the regime’s crimes.
The Sound and the Fury is a Faulkner novel? It’s been too long though and IDK if it quotes Macbeth past the title.
Carbon steel is great, I’ve had a pan for about a year and it outperforms my 2 year old nonstick allclad hands down–even for french onlettes-if used right. Definitely a learning curve and a bit of work but also if it gets messed up it’s not trash like the nonstick is.
You don’t need (and can’t afford) a suitcase full of gold unless you’re obscenely wealthy and can probably just charter a plane anyway. There are hundreds of accounts of e.g. Jews fleeing Nazi persecution (and Nazis fleeing the allies post-war) carrying wealth for bribes or starting over or what-have-you in the form of gold jewelry worn on the person or gold coins.
I think the “don’t hold it don’t own it” advice does make sense for a small amount of portable gold if you’re considering a scenario like a fascist government taking over and needing to flee the country with any wealth you can, predicated on the assumption that other countries are still relatively stable.
There are also a lot of silly people who hoard pounds of gold for apocalyptic currency which you’ve pegged.
They also entered the market years too late and with a subpar, more expensive rebadged Chevy SUV rather than just giving us an electric accord or whatever.