Tesla, funnily enough, is also quite subtle. As is Alfa Romeo unless you count the entire scudetto as a logo. Ferrari. McLaren. Lamborghini. There might be a pattern there.
Yes it is. But there’s an easier cure for it.
Revenge of the son of Satan worship heavy metal roleplaying games
Literal smokescreen
It is pretty close to where the sun doesn’t shine.
Thanks. I thought it was about v2g.
And gpg, which op mentions. But the devil’s in the details with encryption.
same watts and volts but more amps
Laws of physics: defeated.
Ping the E char. E Hot. El jefe impressed. Demo success.
It’s just cut off a bit.
“it’s better than an Irish hello. Cause that’s a car bomb.”
Confidence? In Toyota electronics?
You won’t have any of the electrical or protocol/register info or other data for any of the components unless you’re a manufacturer and most parts aren’t really salvageable separately but are essentially one big glob on the board. Even with the skills, you’d need to reverse engineer some of the most complex and hard to use components ever manufactured for consumer use and somehow fit them in places they were never meant to fit.
And yes, software. The board support for the SOC, mostly. Maybe starting off with a pinephone or something might help, but I doubt even that is open and usable enough.
Do the math. See how rational the fear is. Whatever the result, admit you’re afraid and decide if you also want to be brave and act despite the fear. Make a plan. Start working on it. Hopefully things are better on the other side, but either way that fear will pass.
Fear is a natural part of human life. Often useful, but also often not. But as long as you can manage to act despite your fear, it won’t harm you.
Ok, cortisol and stress exist, but you have bigger things to worry about.
I grew up with that and “pay off debts before you save”. It didn’t work out well and I’ve probably wasted years of my life struggling before I learned to do the math instead.
Oh, my recommendation: check what the situation is in your country and your time instead of trusting what boomers who grew up in a twisted economy say or what you read from a completely different country’s economy or era.
If you sell stock that lost and made money in balance like that, then you’re just liquidating your own money. There hasn’t been any profit, so there’s nothing that should be taxed.
It’s difficult to get into on purpose.
Had to read this a few times until it clicked that it doesn’t mean as opposed to getting into accidentally.
Looks like some kind of excrement grading chart. Who on earth came up with that?
Maynard’s Dick?