espentan @ espentan @lemmy.world

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Here are a few examples, on how to.

It's used in tanks, too. Or was, at least, with the Sherman being a famous example.

Get ready to see some aggressive downshifts and accelerator-flooring to pass.

I will "read" this "article" a little "later".

I was just reading an article on DB ordering 1200 electric buses, but maybe those are for personal use.

Right now it's more, or at least equally, surprising that both Alpines are out in Q, than Perez..

No, they have 3,5 hours to repair it.

After the qualifying session ends on Saturday night, there will be a period of three and a half hours when the team are allowed to inspect, repair, and ensure that the racing cars are prepared for the upcoming race.

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Clever move by Perez. He figured most were going to out qualify him either way, so he placed the car in the gravel trap early to save the engine. /s

Hey, Viktor, what if you give 20% of your country to Putin, then perhaps he'll agree to get the heck out of Ukraina and we can live forever in peace?

Let's hope they choke.

It makes up for it by having a brain shaped like a battleship gun battery.

McLaren spent 2000 euros to tell the stewards "we think it sucks that Piastri lost that lap".

We've achieved all targets;

• Hans has begun buttoning his pants
• Fixed watercooler leak
• Red pencils are now back in stock
• Marie has stopped getting wasted during afterworks
• Tommy has read only access to "office rules" document

For an amusing read on how well their navy did against the Japanese, in 1905, check out Battle of Tsushima.

The Russians lost 5.045 and 21 ships (more captured and/or damaged). Japan lost 117 and 3 torpedo boats.

Here's an entertaining video on their journey to Japan.

Well deserved, a future WDC, no question about it. /s

I guess he was ready to play.

PSA: I'm probably old enough to be your father, let me have my terrible jokes/puns.

This reminds me of the early days of the Model S; a friend of mine was an early adopter and he himself was surprised if it went two weeks without having to bring it in for something or the other.

Oh, and the dashboards that would occasionally freeze while driving. Luckily, Tesla knew it was a piece of shit, so you could just press and hold two buttons to reboot it.

11.000 people bought one?! I figured just a few museums would've picked one, to display in their abstract art sections, or the "even when we knew how not to we still built shit" section.

Commercial jet fuel does not contain lead, though, thank god.

Lead fuel is still used in many piston engine aircraft, so try not to live near a small private plane airport.

Like others have mentioned, what you're looking for is likely hidden behind the "advanced" button. If not ,you should at least find the bios version number, one you can compare to your old one. It might be they shipped it back to you with an earlier version of the bios, so you'll have to update it. However, I would not expect a huge difference in the feature set between versions.