It might be bad taste, but it’s certainly not senseless… It has a scratch-and-sniff feature that smells of cordite.
credo
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I just did some napkin math using Google research numbers. On average L2 charging appears to be 7.3% more efficient than L1. (83.8% efficient for L1, 89.4 for 2.. and the percentage increase is not subtraction problem for anyone wanting to poke at my math).
So using your electricity-only efficiency numbers, you would still only get: 12.5 * 1.073 = 13.41 miles/dollar.
It may not reach them
it can not be stopped.
These statements confuse me. Where will it go?
I mean yeah. That’s the going rate to sell one’s soul.
They are going to be fighting in Ukraine soon. Farewell I guess.
Sometimes you just don’t have time man.
Mmmm. I love me some Trekommie porn.
When is that thing coming down?
It seems they forgot about you :(
Was the broadcast at a scheduled time?
There are actually two primary definitions, hence why I asked:
- to receive as return for effort and especially for work done or services rendered // to bring in by way of return
- to come to be duly worthy of or entitled or suited to // to make worthy of or obtain for
Every major dictionary has some variation on both of these, including whatever duckduckgo uses
Edit, I looked up your reference and I find it interesting you chose the third definition listed by duckduckgo to highlight here. But my point stands and both are there. The other definition is derivative of the third.
How do you define “earn”?
I feel like someone knows why.