Ilovethebomb @ Ilovethebomb @lemmy.ml

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Well, that's lame.

There is no law or rule stopping a grown adult from using a playground.

Fucking Lemmygrad, they can't help themselves.

Everything has to be political.

70k km isn't anything to brag about though.

Just a reminder, the last guy to fly it took the seat with him.

There's also the teensy problem of the last guy to fly the plane took the seat with him.

This one doesn't have an ejection seat, remember?

Left is the intended outcome, right is what actually happened.

Don't wanna.

They're lame versions of Holdens mostly.

Except it's nothing like email.

Oh god, SsangYong. I had an LDV work van until recently, when it blew a head gasket at seven years old. Rusty piece of shit.

Hyundai have been making reliable cars for a very long time though, my mother has a Santa Fe with over 300k km on it.

Is it the same Peugeot though? Or is it more of a Lamborghini tractors type situation?

Strawman argument.

Wow, none of those companies have a reputation for making quality products.

https://www.mobility.siemens.com/global/en/portfolio/rail/rolling-stock/commuter-and-regional-trains/alternative-drives.html

It's definitely a thing already.

Modern trains are almost exclusively electric final drive, off the top of my head I can't think of any exceptions. There are so many different voltages of overhead pantographs and drive motors though, there is almost always some type of converter needed to provide the right voltage to the drive motors.

There are EPIRBs that have impact switches and will activate in the event of a crash, but aren't meant to work underwater.

Big passenger jets have an underwater beacon of some type.

It does sound like some of the Twitter engineers are pretty bad at explaining things in layman's terms, to be honest.