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I think that would just be a hypervisor
I think that would just be a hypervisor
Do let me know of the outcome!
They should be in all first aid kits. Extremely long shelf lives, very stable and very useful.
They mentioned their car uses 3.3 kwh per mile. With their solar setup they can generate around 6hwh per hour. Meaning they can generate roughly 2 miles every hour of sunlight.
Oh I see that error now. I guess I just assumed from context his 6kwh panels generated 2 miles per hour. I get the confusion though
You get 4 miles per kwh and they get 3.3 and you call that insanely high? The 2.5-4 mile to kwh is really standard for EVs. I don’t think the 3.3 is outside of the norm at all.
I sadly doubt $200 will go anywhere near that far. Maybe adjustable dumbbells could be had for $200 and would be very useful
Click the three lines and click settings. Then you can choose a default country. First time using this tool so can’t advocate for it but you can absolutely change countries very easily.
Seriously. That was a tiny hole it got pushed into
You will always be able to spoof your MAC address if needed. I don’t see the standard ever changing enough to prevent that.
Just ignoring Rich?
They called it crust first but people complained that the crust was just the rim bit.
You asked how much was healthy, I gave an answer. Then you say add more? Lol what’s your point? You can eat an unhealthy amount of carrots. If you have self control issues maybe you shouldn’t be around cheese, is that the answer you want?
Depends on your nutritional goals and other food sources. If you eat nothing but fast food, you probably don’t need any extra fat or sodium. But if you eat pretty lean, eating some fat calories from cheese certainly isn’t a bad thing.
You can have anchovy free Worcestershire sauces. It’s actually a generic term for a class of fermented sauces, many have anchovies, but it is not a requirement
Professional grade items are usually a great start. Not normally advertised, ugly as hell, but powerful, reliable and have a spare part/repair market. A professional vacuum will be expensive but you will be able to give it to your children.
Idk, you seem like a bitch. /s
Great points! I feel the option of living off grid is often ignored. Sure you can try to rent a seedy hotel or find a bench to sleep on. But as you said, a tent off in the woods could do well. Thanks for your insight!
I mean at that point wouldn’t it make sense to get a private bank loan to pay off the other loan with a much lower interest rate?