

Just wondering if there is a reason behind the choice.


Just wondering if there is a reason behind the choice.
They had some good things. Not enough to keep me watching, by certainly not enough to justify the massive budget. You can’t compensate for bad writing.


Already cooking for some time.


And other stuff.


You mean the pups, right?


I read Ferengi affairs and was having a hard time understanding it.


So… The upper and lower teeth are fused?


Just don’t bother trying to act for people. Let your emotions shine through.
If that ain’t the truth! I miss having a half decent public transit option.
Spirit is the only honest airline. Yes, it’s cheap (in the bad sense off the word), but it’s also the cheapest (in the money sense). You know exactly what you’re paying for. I never feel taken advantage of with them. I feel my spine, my butt, my elbows, my neighbor’s elbows…
Surface streets
3 lanes
You don’t need to tell me where you live.


I wouldn’t say it doesn’t matter. If your motors are rated for the full voltage (and why wouldn’t they be?), they will have higher maximum torque. Or you can use smaller, lighter motors.
I haven’t worked with EVs, so l but I did quite a bit with stationary, industrial, synchronous motors driven by VFDs. In that application, the V/f curve is used mostly to control torque and power efficiency. But the voltage drop isn’t that dramatic.
I imagine the EV brain would do clever things such as increase voltage to accelerate the car, while reducing it in cruise to reduce power draw. But there are clear advantages to having a higher voltage battery.


Could it be that it’s got all the nitrogen it needs from the fertilizer and therefore it’s saving resources by not producing the juices?
Never mind that, saw that you already thought of that.
A white vinegar stop bath is optional but will extend the life of your fixer. Rinse aid at the end will help avoid residue streaks when drying.


I spent the last ten minutes trying to fund an article I read years ago. It was about a tiny freshwater fish that, in the period of something like 50 years, doubled its armor scales coverage and density in response to a new predator. It was amazing, looking at the pictures over time. Basically evolution in real time.


And that’s a physics PhD? Huh. Thanks. Yeah, he needs guidance.
Good point.