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Honda disbanded their engine team with the exception of a few mechanics that assemble existing designs for Red Bull and then a year too late Lawrence Stoll contracted a disbanded team to design and build a championship winning engine.

That's impossible and only the fault of the one who contracted them at an insanely stupid time.

Of course Honda is taking the money. They're not investing anything. They are being paid.

What do the Saudis have to do with it?

Aston constantly replacing core members of their team at a rate that puts Alpine to shame surely is a great foundation for steady work with a technical partner.

Wer Komoot zum live navigieren nutzt, macht es sich eh unnötig schwer, denn die App ist scheiße.

Wenn, dann ruft man sie Seite im Browser auf und lässt sich inspirieren und nutzt zum Navigieren dann eine brauchbare App wie Osmand.

Sie macht das Leben erst lebenswert

Ohne die Kaugummis und ohne die Automatik

Last summer Ferrari rejected a proposal at the F1 Commission to delay the start lights coming on to alleviate concerns about potential risks of cars stopping on the grid.

This was because team principal Fred Vasseur had warned about the need to make such a change many months before, but his concerns had been dismissed by others.

As a result, Ferrari set about creating its engine concept around one that would be more suitable for a short start sequence, so it would not need the turbo spun up for so long.

So when those that had not made the same compromises with their engine design suddenly came back with demands to extend the start sequence, Vasseur felt he was well within his rights to not support something that could potentially benefit others who had not heeded his earlier worries.

It's not about emulation, it's about bypassing copyright protection. Different laws cover that.

I mean, wasn’t switch 2 the fastest selling console of all time?

No, the fastest selling NINTENDO console (IIRC)

Ugh. OK, so nothing you can do. So annoying that I always have to check twice that I don't post do a dead community.

Conflict of interest doesn't apply to wannabe despots.

Does it need to be free software or just work on Linux? In recent years several web-based video editors became popular such as CapCut and Microsoft Clipchamp. They come with the usual disclaimers of being by companies that don't have your best interest at heart.

Personally, I try to power through Kdenlive and look up tutorials for the little stuff I do.

Edit: https://opencut.app/ but may require running it inside a local Docker container yourself for most stability.