Might sound stupid, but perhaps then they shouldn't be offering services like Disney Plus and instead simply offer a car that lets you download any streaming app you have your own subscription for.
Why does anyone live there? Is it cheap?
Products that change the service they offer after you purchase it should also be eligible for a full refund (plus a % on top for the hassle). Such as offering a service through the product for free at the time of purchase but then moving it being a monthly subscription paywall later on, or just removing the feature completely.
3 should be when you lose your license.
4th when you don't have your license should be when your car is forfeited.
Seriously. Unless it includes the cost of like multiple ten+ year maintenance contracts I think they overpaid.
Only way I can see it happening is if they come up with a material where they can print the exterior facing, "studs" of some sort that are vertical like a typical 2x4 wall, and the subfloor/floor joists, and roof gables.
In such a way that typical trades people can still do the same work as they do in a regular home like drilling through the framework where needed to run pipes and wiring, throwing up drywall interior, and putting down tile or laminate flooring and putting up shingle roofing.
A lot of people do have a placard even if the injury isn't visible or noticable at first.
If the companies try and make the consumer eat the cost, then the companies who sell their products in cardboard packaging instead of plastic will be able to sell it for cheaper and potentially steal business from the others. There are plenty of products sold in plastic which do not need to be.
They'll also pop holes in your tires in the winter trying to eat the road salt off of them.
Since there will be no one on it, I'm sort of hoping it crashes and burns so NASA is justified in their decision and Boeing gets in more shit.
Do you use an entire avocado for your toast?
Where I live it's $5 a gallon for milk (let's assume 1/10 gallon for breakfast cereal so $0.50 per bowl)
Then it's like $1.00 /100g of cereal, so you're probably looking at $1.50 for a bowl of cheerios.
Where I live I can get avocados for $1.20 each and a loaf of bread for $4.50 (14 slices?) so if I use half an avocado for my slice of toast that's less than $1.
Just bought a ROG STRIX 850w PSU and it came with this monstrosity of a cable that I've never seen before.
The two ends are entwined between eachother in a way that you can't un-entangle without popping an end piece off
Is this an actual real cable design or is it mis-manufactured? It offends my sensibilities.
Empty room, great Pyrenees dog on a dog bed in the corner beneath windows in a log cabin.
Regular mowers have a person which animal can recognize as a threat and run away. They may not bother running from an automated mower I imagine.