Or they know their r customers are not going to put Windows on these boxes…
I don’t know. I feel like I should know but I don’t. It seems like other people know, I don’t know why I don’t.
Or they know their r customers are not going to put Windows on these boxes…
Apparently a traffic cone is the way to go. The car will just sit there until someone removes the cone.
Money for infrastructure and money to buy the thing.
I have had to buy replacement USB-C/3.5mm jacks. I have never seen USC-C headphones but it has to be cheaper than these adapters.
This idea is so poorly conceived. Imagine installing and maintaining something like this. How are those panels supposed to stay clean?The panels and the cover should both be built but they should not be the same thing. No current panels are engineered for this application so they would have to be custom made. Just getting the project to the point where the first panel could be installed would cost millions. We could get started now installing commercially available shade covers and ground mounted solar. Ground mounted solar is simple to clean, simple to maintain, and simple to replace.
I agree the idea looks like a great way to reclaim the space, reduce evaporation, and generate power I just think the money would be better spent on a plan the optimized for expenses and longevity instead of optimizing for novelty.
It would be cheaper and easier to maintain separate instaaleions of a lightweight cover for the aquaduct and solar panel installed on solid ground. You could use the same money to add square miles of panels.
Thank you.
Yes, it is behind the screen and you have to activate it with a hammer.
Probably best not to hit it either way.
Looks like I should have been more careful. That is sketchy as fuck.