....that's why the article says it.
ColeSloth
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For real. It will take up a lot more space than lithium, but if it lasts way longer and should end up being cheaper, it would definitely be the winning choice. Solar array on the roof and a huge outdoor battery in a shed against the house and no more electric bill, ever.
Maybe you didn't comprehend it? The close force attempt increases with each unsuccessful attempt at closing. That way seems better than it eventually not working at all a few years down the line as all the electronics get more jankety be cause something gets a bit bent or worn out and it always detects a small amount of resistance so it quits closing all together.
The rabbit is also just an android apk. You could literally install the rabbit on a cheap phone if you'd like. It's beyond useless.
What someone needs to do is put something similar into something all cutesy like a Furby, and sell it for kids. Just a $100 wifi only PG rated thing that can do some fun stuff. It wouldn't change the world, but it could run a few years of actual profiting and not feel like a rip-off.
Lol. Nah, the trucks are super dumb. I just know I'd want a trunk that would be able to close more than an overly sensitive pressure detection permanently preventing it. For that matter, I think it's dumb to attach a motor to a trunk.
I did all this lovely manual bs to get rid of an update error about a year ago. This one I just said "fuck it" and have left it ignored. I don't get on windows often enough anymore to waste my time on it. About all it gets fired up for is when my kid wants to play fortnite with me.
That's not a software issue. That's all hardware limitations.
Yes, exactly. Except you're wrong.
There are many other links. That one I just grabbed from top spot of Google search when I typed in "net revenue".
Yes, but there's two tours of "revenue". There's net revenue, and there's gross revenue. One is how many dollars worth they sold, and the other is how much they actually profited from it.
Is that gross, or net, sales revenue? It's a small enough number I'm guessing it's net, which means their "punishment" is nothing more than they didn't make any profit, but also didn't lose any. Big woop.
Been happily using it for like 6 months. I leave sponsorblock turned off, but that doesn't mean I don't fast forward sometimes.