A plug-in hybrid is cool, to me, in that I can charge it and use it as pure EV for my daily commutes, but if I forget/am unable to charge it it don’t have to worry for a second. And I don’t need to worry about the range on my 500km roundtrip to my cabin (full charge + full tank equals ~1100km range on my Prius).
Also, fuel consumption is relatively low, so whenever I do have to burn fuel I’m not breaking the bank.
Apparently a foldable OLED screen is, typically expected to last at least 200.000 folds. That’s more than a 100 folds/day for 5 years. I’d take my chances on one, I think.
Elephants are not allowed to walk free in the streets of Chicago, and barbers are not allowed to consume a bottle of Jack Daniels before going to work. I assume a bottle of anything else is fine.
How the heck do you clean your old carburators? /j
True, microsoft is a wehrmacht nazi soldier where as apple is full on gestapo.
Can’t hold back spending taxpayer money when shopping for tools to keep the taxpayer down. /s
I read that as “spanking fury…” and wondered what fun they were having I wasn’t aware of.
But yeah, not being able to torture animals for a laugh, what an atrocity. /s
That’s a good defense :)
If you do work like this at home you can often get the alignment close enough for the drive to the alignment shop by taking precise measurements before disassembly, paying attention to the amount of turns on end joints etc…
The best option is still to trailer it to an alignment shop, ofc.
Crazy negative camber is just a style thing. You can see fairly aggressive/negative camber on racing cars, and on a track it serves a purpose, but even in those cases it usually much milder than what I think you’re referring to .
Here’s a good post-event article.