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12 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:
I agree with you on tablet use. I have one too which I take with me to places where I would have to wait for longer, like hospital, or the car workshop while my car is serviced. But in your post you mentioned phones, not tablets.
But for serious gaming you will never beat a high end CPU, high end GPU in a tower with water cooling and a high res monitor(s) with your phones and pads..
You don't have to be a dinosaur for that.
Dunno what gaming has to do with the discussion, have you never been out and about and used your mobi to view this forum ?
Thats why I mentioned phones, nothing to do with gaming.
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1 minute ago, SpaceKadet said:
You know, he just forgets that it's the "dinosaurs" that created Internet, integrated circuits, PC's, and even smart phones... among other things, like SR-71 Blackbird that could do Mach3+ 60 years ago. I could go on forever..
You probably do…
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2 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:
Sure.. I just wonder how my games would look on a 5 inch screen... And how I would play them without WASD. Do the phones come now with high end graphic cards? Last time I looked, even the low end graphic cards were something like 3 times bigger than the large phones. Or how would I access my customer's datacenter without my laptop, or tower. It's called progress.
And, unlike Transam, I have 3x24" screens on my desk.... Beat you there quarter miler!! 5555
You know, there are people that do more on their PCs than just access AN... You're welcome too..
But that’s the point, tablets are convenient to pick up and use, no need to wait for a computer to boot.
I use a laptop for my business cashbook software, it lives in my office with all the other business things at hand.
Forums and social media are easier handled via tablet from the couch.
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6 minutes ago, transam said:
Not me, that's why I ask questions, and most certainly not high-priority......
The EV-ers don't want to answer questions, because they think there are no questions to answer, their ride is the bast thing since sliced bread, which I doubt it is, and for sure I will not hear of any EV problems here.....🤔
I don’t agree with that but I can see a parallel with Trannies and their own voice… 🥰🥰
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29 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:
Seriously? Thought only Gen Z were glued to their phones. How can anybody possibly get any meaningful info on a 5 inch screen.
It's like Concorde. 21 years ago it took only 4 hours to cross the Atlantic, now it takes 11. We are regressing.... Thank you Gen Z crowd, you will not be remembered.
Perhaps it's time to run a survey on what equipment members access the AN. Is it possible to select more than one choice on surveys?
Dinosaurs still use towers, desktops and laptops, everyone else uses a tablet or sometimes their phone… you’re welcome 👍🏼
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6 hours ago, transam said:"Sound familiar", not really, there is more "we are better, know more than you" from EV owners, well, that's how I see it.....🤗
But, please carry on......😋
But please, feel free to enlighten the ev owners about ev, I’m sure they appreciate your insightful experience… 🤦🏼♂️
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3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:
They just need to take the weight of the people who will be using them as supports to carry out the repairs .
Its scaffolding for people to stand on to carry out repairs
Look between the concrete pylons…
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17 minutes ago, Bandersnatch said:
I wasted an afternoon in BKK looking for the Tesla Store, which is even to this day still recorded on the official website as at Siam Paragon
instead of 7/1 Ramkhamhaeng Rd, Khwaeng Saphan Sung, Khet Saphan Sung, Bangkok 10240.
Good job Tesla - have only one physical store in whole country of Thailand and make sure your official website sends people to a random shopping center instead.
That is Thai addresses for you though…
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My wife has a 5 minute warning when she says she’s hungry.
ill be in the process of cooking a meal (in front of her) and she will find something to stuff herself with… it baffles me 🤷🏼♂️
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13 hours ago, owl sees all said:
I've got a great looking Mango tree grown from seed. Will I ever see any fruit?
If it lives I guess you will Owl.
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Rick, if you’ve got a smartphone, post your pics directly from there.
Ive gotten a couple of mangoes from a grafted R2E2 the last 2 years, the possums and bats got the rest 🤬
My wife has largely planted mango seed against my advice, but I’m hoping a couple may fruit this year.
We are now into our dry season but it hasn’t turned cold yet, only pleasantly cool, so no flowers as yet.
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10 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:
Bz4x did well
pfft
To be fair it’s sold 66 more than its sister car…
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7 hours ago, liddelljohn said:
The EV fanatics and Groans all bang on that Hydrogen is expensive and difficult to store and all that , but The big Oil companies and other energy companies including Nuclear, wind and solar are pouring Billions into solving the Hydrogen engineering ,production and storage issue in conjuntion with the vehicle manufactures and designers ,, along side compatible synthetic fuels the ICE engine will not die .... Its the massive elephant in the room ,, and the EV, fanatics, Groans, Politicians and vested interest know it and hate it ,,, but they are wrong ha ha
The HYSE ICE hydrogen engine developed by Yamaha/Toyota is going into full production and has been licensed by others in The consortium including Honda, Stellantis,Kawasaki, Suzuki, Komatsu, Kubota Isuzu,Ford and Mazda ,2,4 & V8 variants for car M/c, bus etc .
JCB already has its equivalent engine in production and others are in development or licensing negotiations with other heavy vehicle makers , and some of the big EV companies are also in on it
Caterpiller are working on their version too
so the end of EVs is coming
Sounds fantastic, do you have a link so I can break out the lube too ?
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Geez Rick, losing an avo at that age would be soul destroying !
It must be painfully close to giving you some fruit ?
Glad someone else gave Owl a clip about his tardiness 🤣
I’ve been in Melbourne and Brizvegas for the last week, back to Darwin tonight and back to Thailand in a few weeks..
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I’m a medium sized South American country, how many panels do I need ?
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Just now, 0ffshore360 said:
Take it to the extreme then ...Will we be allowed outside ?
Of course we will
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20 minutes ago, 0ffshore360 said:
Whoah Neddy ! Less assumptive aggression please! I am merely adding opinion to an aspect of ev operating costs that I have never seen mentioned or "factored in ". I do not own an ev but I do agree that in most ways they have an advantage over ICE vehicles. The simplist explanation to support my approval is explained just the same as EV versus ICEV.
But more to the point of road/highway taxes to offset costs of creation or maintaining I have yet to see mention of such imposed on ev.
The historical imposition of fuel taxes theoretically based on providing transport corridors has long been made illegitimate by use of public taxpayer funds to create toll roads operated for profit . OSY !
Regardless it is road user levies that keep wheels turning.
Best efficiency is rail !
“Most” fuel tax simply goes into consolidated revenue, wherever it actually gets spent is anyone’s guess, most would agree that not enough is actually spent on actual roads.
As ice decline and ev increase (or hydrogen, fairy dust, moon rocks etc) obviously money will be required from someone, somewhere to maintain road infrastructure.
Im of the opinion that over the next 20 yrs ice are going to be taxed to the point of oblivion, people want and need to breathe clean air.
At that point, will ev or other options be seen as cash cows to be harvested… likely yes, or we can walk.
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1 minute ago, 0ffshore360 said:To fish and chips nothing other than perhaps recycled vegetable oil . But I understand the question raised is when will Govts. introduce an identified levy ( tax ) on EV charging stations ? And will that extend to the home charger plug in wall socket arrangements people have?
If governments choose to levy electricity they will.
i very much doubt they will levy electricity I produce
Even if somehow electricity was taxed to the point where ev cost the same per km to run as an ice the ev still has better performance and lower maintenance costs, so what exactly is your problem ?
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11 minutes ago, transam said:Both dangerous in the wrong hands......🤔
But safe in yours… 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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15 minutes ago, transam said:Back home, insurance cost is based on a few things, including performance of the vehicle.
The acceleration of an EV would put it into a very high insurance bracket.
Also, I would expect to see more folk killed in an EV if they start using the available power and didn't know what they were doing.....
Anyone here got an EV in the UK, if so what is the insurance premium...? 🤗
Where does your assumption that ev drivers can’t drive come from ?
The ev drivers here are your peers in age and driving experience who have decided that they have found a vehicle better than an ice.
Go troll elsewhere.
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4 hours ago, Presnock said:When/if EV's rule the road, then cometh the tax man. Nowadays (US anyway) fuel is taxed and supposedly goes for infrastructure repairs and constructions...so, once gasoline ceases to be needed,
states and fed will look to taxing motorists by the miles they drive every year - just wait they'll have to make up those billions of gasonline taxes for infrastructure in some manner and we already know that the govt is tax happy anyway. My opinion.
Congratulations on forming an opinion, what is its relevance to the price of fish and chips ?
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7 hours ago, vinny41 said:
Thailand is known to be one of the most unsafe countries worldwide when measured by the proportion of people who die in a road traffic accident. In its most recent global report (2018), the WHO ranks Thailand as the number 9 country with the highest road traffic death rate, with 32.7 deaths per 100,000 population (2018)
We know what the main causes of accidents are: motorcyclists not wearing a helmet, people drinking and driving, and speeding. These three risk behaviors, often combined, make traffic dangerous for both the drivers and the passengers, but also for pedestrians, bicyclists and other road users.
https://www.who.int/thailand/news/detail/03-01-2023-a-new-year-s-resolution--for-life
Once we have seen a major accident in Thailand resulting in a number of children deaths and the root cause of the accident was ev extreme acceleration I expect the Government will pass laws that mandate acceleration be limited in EV
Acceleration and speeding are very different creatures.
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7 hours ago, Lacessit said:
If one was to replace every ICE in Australia with an EV, it would reduce CO2 emissions by a mere 9%.
EV's are good for city environments, by reducing air pollution.
The simple fact is we are still reliant on fossil fuels for two-thirds of our electricity generation, EV's are a drop in the bucket in comparison.
I’d rather put you in an airtight room and reduce the oxygen content by merely 9%.
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44 minutes ago, transam said:This is an EV thread, the bloke asked a relevant question...........🤔
Yes, folk have been electrocuted changing light bulbs, the same as any electrical item, responsibility for using that item is up to the user, unless an item has been proven unsafe............
I think we’ve found someone stupider than the turkey who posted the link.
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