I'm really proud of how confident you are.
Hagdos
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I'm surprised that this is the most recent one on the link. Are they not doing campaigns anymore?
You can place a bike on either side of each bar. Look at the brackets for the front wheel.
A lot. Most of the strength from a beam comes from the top and bottom, because these are the parts that have to stretch or compress most when the beam is bending. The middle part is contributing relatively little for strength.
That is why metal poles are often hollow, that saves a lot of material and weight without losing much strength.
Oh no, a post that's not about the US! Quick, let's make it about the US anyway!
It makes a lot of sense. I make eye contact with drivers, because then I'm mostly sure they've seen me.
With a driverless car I'd like to know it has acknowledged me, so I can start crossing the road. Otherwise I'll wait until it has completely stopped. So there needs to be some sort of feedback that's intuitive. Might as well be eyes.
There's been a misunderstanding here. It seems like you are trying to share a balanced and nuanced opinion. That's a major faux pas around here, on the internet. Please find yourself an establishment where such vulgar language isn't frowned upon.
That's true in theory, but if you talk about megameters to a European you'll get very weird looks.
An engineer will understand what you mean, but still laugh at you.
But it's a non-issue for anything on earth, where you'll have 40.000 kilometers at most. Not a lot of time is spent talking about x thousand kilometer.
Any notion that a kilometer is "too small" is laughable.
I appreciate your optimistm, but I won't hold my breath.
all the chatbots die
Is that planned on the same day hell freezes over?
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I was awake today! But this was absolutely one of the harder ones.
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Depends on where you live. If youre west of Germany but on the mainland, winter is the one where the sun is highest between 1 and 2. Summer time is even worse though, between 2 and 3.