There’s things you should keep safe, birth certificate, marriage license, car titles, etc.
Buy some sort of paper storage thing and keep everything safe there.
Ideally, it should be something that you can grab and bring with you in an emergency, but not something easy for someone to steal. Something like a fire safe that has a cable that can wrap around something secure, but relatively easy to unlock in case of disaster.
Write it down on paper and keep it safe. You don’t have to label it with what it is.
Just don’t save it electronically.
I don’t even have range anxiety cause the bike is perfectly fine to ride without juice.
I certainly do. When I had an acoustic bike, I felt like some of the hills around me were annoying to ride up, so I didn’t ride as much. Now I can boost up the steep hills, and ride with no assistance the rest of the ride.
Time is the only thing of value. Everything else is just managing that one resource.
Best case under $50k for sure
Which Japanese EV? I’m not aware of any good ones.
Korean ones? Best on the market. If you want the best for a reasonable price, Hyundai or Kia.
Look up Paul Sellers on YouTube. You’ll have to pull up his backlog, cause he’s pretty old and doesn’t do as many project videos anymore. There’s also a ton more “hand tool only” woodworkers on youtube, but I found that he’s an easy one to watch.
He shows you how to bootstrap a workshop from nothing with just hand tools that you can ebay for not much.
You can start with smaller projects that you can not worry about much, and then work your way up to “dining table for life”
Just build a small box with a couple drawers out of the hobby boards at your local hardware store. Try to stick with harder woods like poplar, oak, walnut, etc. They’re a little more expensive, but they’re easier to work with cause they don’t smoosh so much when you try to cut them, and building small things doesn’t take a lot of wood.
You’d be surprised just how accessible woodworking is. You just have to be ok that it’s going to take a lot longer if you don’t have a giant workshop full of high end, expensive machines.
70% are genuinely funny, 20% are a normal situation, but someone has their dick out for no reason and 10% are just completely incomprehensible.
I love it.
Project Farm recently did a video on them.
Based on his testing it seems like the Bluetti is best for computer UPS stuff, and Jackery is best for general long term outages.
They’re too small and fast for that. They burn up in the atmosphere.
Larger space debris on a different trajectory can, but not LEO communication satellites.
It can be marketed that way, but mathematically, a LOT of encryption that’s used is already “quantum proof”.
Of course nothing is perfect, but we’re pretty confident that the existence of quantum computers won’t break the internet.
In an exception to the usual rule, routers included on the Covered List can continue to receive updates at least through March 1, 2027, although the date could potentially be extended.
I guess it depends on what this means here. It COULD mean that you won’t get software updates (security updates) next year.
Great, so zero network products can be sold, and we have to dispose of any existing ones in a couple years.
I guess the US won’t have any Internet anymore.
If you set your default browser search engine to this, it gives a much cleaner Google search result, without AI crap.
https://google.com/search?udm=14&q=%25s
I tried other searches like DDG and the like, but Google still gives the best results… If you bypass all their junk.
You don’t need a robot dog to have a gun. If you really wanted to have a wall mounted camera with a gun on it, it would be just as easy.
They don’t need something mobile. They can stick 1000 cameras up for the cost of one of these and have less up keep.
My power company is a co-op. They have long term contracts with various providers, so my power bill doesn’t fluctuate much on short term news.
At the end of every year, we get a dividend check in the mail for any excess profit.
Pretty sure all utilities should work that way.
Sometimes they also bring in the director, or someone else that was involved in the production to talk about the movie. Those are really fun.
That’s great and all, but not all batteries need lithium. When another battery technology gets mature enough to surpass lithium based batteries, then we’ll still be stuck on old tech cause the government is subsiding it.
This also reduces the incentive for making more lithium efficient batteries.
Subsidies can help, but they need to be more generalized so they don’t create issues moving past current tech. Heck, look at how much trouble we’re having getting past oil, that’s a perfect example.