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Ah, yes, the legendary Star Trek Technobabble
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Ah, yes, the legendary Star Trek Technobabble
Oh no, guess my spam email account that already gets a millionty spam messages an hour will get two millionty spam messages, probably.
But will Princes of the Universe still be the theme song?
Duplicati 2
There is also a one man wonder effort to improve the sound work of simulated engines by “simply” simulating the flow of air https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J11c8mMN1PA
nope, though I use Thunder (Android)
The Veloster was a Hyundai, a Korean manufacturer, and the car was made and imported from Korea, according to the VIN and all the little “Made in Korea” stampings on every part. I got it because it was an economy car with a Dual Clutch transmission.
At least it’s not a .art file
If you get this reference, remember to take your daily meds on time.
Exactly! Like, take a basic car, and make it an EV. It doesn’t need to be a spaceship. I just need speed, charge level, maybe a tach or electrical load indicator, and a range estimator, all of which already exist on a basic car’s dash. The head unit can remain a separate device that connects to my phone for navigation and phone. That’s it.
Lock S-foils in Attack position
The entire Initial D album
I put the most miles on a Veloster compared to any of my other cars so far - the difference in build quality is still quite noticeable. The car was well designed, but it wore out / disintegrated a lot faster.
My big metric for cars that last is the “stay fixed” metric. On the Japanese cars, typically they “stay fixed” once you do maintenance. I was repeatedly replacing the same parts on the Veloster that no other car I’ve had would ever experience failure on.
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Me: points to this article
Depending on the model and how you maintain them, some Japanese makes very much last a long time with a minimal of expenses.
Having daily’ed American, Korean, and Japanese cars, thw Japanese cars have been the most reliable as long as they are maintained.
A literal Bolivian Army Ending
Hopefully this saves Rivian… they’re a decent company
quite a few models
Nearly every japanese automaker’s cars for several years. Takata airbag recall was a big deal
How much time do you want to spend on linux os maintenance?
On Lemmy, 10 ups is a success. Compared to the other platform, where it’s not a success unless you have 4 figure upvote numbers…