It also depends on your rim width. If they are narrow and you go too wide on your tyre it will roll in the corners, or you will have to increase pressure to stop it doing that and that will negate the additional grip you could get out of that tyre.
Depends on your definition of "web". I work as a python developer for the backend of a mobile app. We write programs to provide APIs that our app uses to do what it does. That's web development... Just not front-end web development.
I'be used them quite a lot over the years, but only for electronic components and only really because I was impatient and didn't really know what I wanted. Being able to go in and browse all the components etc allowed me to build a mental picture of how whatever I could achieve whatever I needed...
The electronic releases are there to allow the car to be used in car sharing. At least that's one theory I saw that made sense. By having everything electronically controlled the real owner of the car can disable access to certain things they don't want car share users using. Like the front...
Use the HDMI port on the graphics card not the one on the motherboard. Already had to tell my brother this when the pre-built system he bought for his son wouldn't boot. In his defence, the ports on the graphics card had the dust covers on still.
Get a standing desk.
How thick is your desk? Is it just a wooden top (a couple of cm) that your legs are pressed right up to or is there over stuff in the way.
We operate entirety in AWS. We use terraform to configure the network, instances, DBs etc.
We use git, Travis as our CI which also builds our python packages. We then use salt stack to deploy them, that's a manual step.
We also use packer to build AMIs regularly to allow us to autoscale quicker
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I was just pointing out that not having someone tell you that the sound leaking out of your headphones is really annoying does not mean that there is no sound leaking out of your headphones, especially in London!
The new spectral is heavier than the old model. I think that bolt on down tube cable housing is probably adding a bit of weight that wouldn't have been there on the old model. Plus the extra thing to stop the bars rotating too far. The integrated seat clamp looks like it would weigh more than a...
Why don't key fobs use security technology we already have, like SSL certs that stop man in the middle attacks just like this. The fob and the car need to do a security handshake first and exchange public keys. The fobs would be programmed to only accept keys signed with a particular cert (i.e...
Logistics, cost and market access probably.
A plastic bottle can easily be stocked in any sized store. If you wanted a reusable system the store would need a dedicated space for your tank of stuff and refilling station. It would take up a lot more space in store (prohibitively in something like...
I bought a dyson recently. In the box every diffierent attachment came in its own plastic bag as did every manual and piece of paperwork. Why does something designed to collect dust need dust protection in the box!
You can get reusable veg bags. They are basically a net bag, I assume so the checkout person can see what is in there. You might end up paying ever so slightly more per kg though. ;)
In the trolley loose, on to the conveyor and then in to your reusable bag. That's what we do with all our fruit and veg, we don't use any of those plastic bags any more.
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