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To translate further:
BEV - self explanatory never mind
NGDV - Oshkosh Next Generation Delivery Vehicle, The new mail truck that looks like a duck
LLV - The Grumman Long Life Vehicle, the classic mail truck.
and as a bonus
FFV - The Ford-Utilimaster Flexible Fuel Vehicle, the early 2000s mail truck that looks like the LLV that you buy from wish.
It is designed to be gas or electric. The few with gas engines will need the ventilation. Also it does have A/C. That is also why it has an engine bay despite being electric.
This has been solved by modern technology.
Mirrors in the olden days were made with silver, and because silver is the good pure metal it refuses to reflect the evil vampires, hence the lack of reflection.
Modern mirrors lack silver so they will reflect vampires just like everyone else!
Two delta planes collided on the tarmac, but they call the smaller plane an endavor plane so they can pay the pilots less.
Who wants to decode this key? Would be fun and easy!
I hate this.
All the doors slow down before latching, perfectly smoothly easing into a stop, the way your animation software interpolates keyframes.
Real latches need momentum to latch, it takes energy from the door to push the latching bolt. The door will slow when pushing the mechanism, but slam slightly with the leftover energy. The motion is the thing that looks most fake about this animation.
Depends on how you store data on it. If you write with a pen its optical.
No, that’s a tape. It has to be dis(c/k) shaped to be a disk.
Its a disk when its magnetic, disc when optical.
The way to remember it is that its disk because its magnetik.
Sounds like you want trademark reform.
There are basically no requirements for maintaining trademarks. If a company owns a name they can use that name and branding forever, no matter how false it becomes, no matter how much the business or product changes, they can keep the name. This shouldn’t be the case.
If an ice cream company is named after their two founders, the company shouldn’t be able to keep using their names after they’re no longer involved. But under current laws they can.
A glass company can build its reputation on making heatproof glass, then change the glass so its no longer heatproof, while still selling it under the same name. This is unjust.
Companies should be forced to rebrand upon major changes. Current trade mark laws are fundamentally misleading.
It helps that they lie about the range.
Did they charge any of them with a crime for not paying taxes, or did they just let them pay without penalty?
It sure makes it slower to type I don’t like it.
Why is the beginning of each word in bold? Is there something wrong with OP’s browser or the screeenshotted website?
Mods, please remove comments like this…