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You don't need to do a lot of enforcement to change that behaviour. And you can do the enforcement with red light cameras

A stuck pedal turns the steering towards the barrier? I think the driver had a stroke or heart attack and stopped steering

At 3.18pm on 10 May 2018, Stefan Meier lost control of his Model S on the A2 highway near the Monte Ceneri tunnel. Travelling at about 100kmh (62mph), he ploughed through several warning markers and traffic signs before crashing into a slanted guardrail. “The collision with the guardrail launches the vehicle into the air, where it flips several times before landing,” investigators would write later.

The driver crashed, it doesn't sound like it was in self driving mode.

They don't have a uniform

They are more different than any of the Englishes are from each other

My pixel set to Australian English works fine in metric. I presume you chose British English where they use miles rather than kilometres, of course that works for me as I also want Australian spellings

The most recent update to Libre Office reset my UI language to one I don't know well enough to recognise. I uninstalled and reinstalled it.

Since we're using Unicode we sort by first on left to right or last letter on right to left languages by their code point

Indeed, but cheaper than enough batteries to cover those times

In the off grid home scale one I'd size and set the generator to run for several hours in a row to fully charge the battery on days when the battery was at a sufficiently low charge entering the night, at least that's what my current modelling suggests. Diesel gensets work best when running fully loaded for at least long enough to warm up

I guess at grid scale you find the sweet spot where most years the gas power station and batteries are balanced to provide cheapest power averaged over the year

The diagram shows that they fall short on winter mornings

My own modelling to decide what size battery I want for my house says it's easy almost every day, but when you have three rainy and overcast days in a row you need a battery far larger or an alternative. For me the alternative is the grid; at grid scale it's gas generators

You think it would work if one end is a magnet and the other ferrous metal? I'm pretty certain it wouldn't

Whatever happens there's no work done as the magnet and it's partner don't move relative to each other. There's force between them, but no movement.

That's a lot more curse than threat

I presume you know you're lying, that's why you named yourself jerkface

Fractal might have meant that when Mandelbrot coined the name, but that is not what it means now.

I wonder if people who think AI is "just a bunch of if statements" think programs work like Penny thought they did

What else could he do? If he tried to help her and burnt his Trump flag he'd be deported too

And your LEDs will last a lot longer if you remove one of those two resistors

Good dad

Australia, Canberra

Zero cost, 10 to 20 minute wait, no wait if my appointment is early in the day, 20 minutes if it's in the afternoon

I like my white Varia VS3, the new model (vs6) has speed control, static reduction and a spout thumper

But it's only a 38mm grinder, so it's slower and hotter than a 68mm one, and it doesn't have as wide an array of alternate grinding burrs.

Others here using 68mm gear will have better advice.