Clinton Coker
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I thought that this might finally be the chance for my micro off-grid system to pay itself off, but we are out of town at the in-laws tonight. Sigh
I agree.
I said I agreed with the meaning of your post, and I still do.
I don't think it's unacceptable to point out a significant numerical error. I would hope that people would do the same to me.
Keep up the good work, and thank you for conversing about this.
That's how he should have phrased it in the first place then, instead of guessing wrongly.
Not one of those figures is between one and two tonnes.
I totally accept your premise, and agree with your point, but let's accept that there was a little hyperbole there.
On the other hand, their free standing ranges, the design of which barely changed in 40 years, were absolutely bomb-proof...
They said, due to the design they were much more reliant on users doing the right thing (cleaning the drain filter, making sure there were no foreign items floating around) to get a good wash, compared to normal dishwashers.
I worked on DishDrawer. They were cool! But also a massive design and manufacturing challenge compared to traditional dishwasher designs. The reliability of certain models definitely was terrible, but we I bought one myself after I left and had 3 years of trouble free service.
I worked as a design engineer at Fisher & Paykel Appliances in Mosgiel (Dunedin) from 2002 to 2009.
Long story short, they were (by competitor's standards) a very small company, trying to do things that were much more innovative (hard) than anyone else in the market.
then we would be able to save a considerable number of the layoffs.
What happened?
They ignored it.
Same thing happened years ago when I worked for Fisher & Paykel Appliances. They were proposing job cuts to engineering staff; asked for ideas about how to prevent. We calculated that if the top level of management reduced their average annual salary rise % to what we had been getting,
Yes. He killed a man to enable himself to continue targeting women.
"Except for all the crime in Paris" meaning what?
How does crime in Paris change the point here?
I can, but you've made an assertion, it would be helpful if you provided evidence for it. Then I would believe you.
I honestly don't see how The Onion's article here is any more insensitive than the inaction we are seeing by the administration.
They aren't mocking Palestinian deaths here.
In my opinion, this satire is *totally* on point.
The fact that the suffering is *so bad*, makes it all the more relevant.
Pretty sure there are lots of Liberals who are not cool with this.
It's a problem when people believe that what they can do isn't enough, and that's certainly the case for a lot of people.
Please provide any evidence of anyone ever saying that climate change is our only problem.
(a): Rubbish.
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"An EV totalled in its first month of use..."
That's an extremely specific scenario, that is not at all reflective of the typical life of a car. Why don't you look at a more realistic example?
Are the universities for-profit, or government owned?
I never mentioned anything about being federal.
I'm sure it is for some children, but my point was that it won't be for every child, even for some who go to these universities.
It's a capitalism thing, right? The unis profit from the students who want to make it big in their chosen sport, because ppl will pay to come watch. Is that the gist?
"Football is a way of life from *birth*." - for whom?
Sounds like your government should just fund your education system adequately, then you wouldn't have to persevere with this rigmarole...
Why do American universities even do college sports the way they do?
Universities in most other countries simply don't do that.
The statement is also assuming that people who makes poor management decisions are held accountable. This is rarely true.
But surely they don't? In the meaning that a computer is only a tool running a program written by other humans. It takes a human to use the output of the computer and then make the decision based on that information.