The article is focused on passenger cars becoming heavier, no?
Mr_Smiley
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Agreed. I don't want lemmy to turn into reddit, but we could do with more users for sure. I am guilty of not posting / commenting much.
I'd like to see some definitions or units put next to 'ultra high'.
Please could you point me in the right direction on how to do this / an app I would need. Thanks.
I just want the ability to turn off WhatsApp.
Like on a Sunday morning let me kill all notifications and calls.
Bridgend. My condolences. ;-)
Sounds very similar to the crap we have in the Vale.
We've recently had a change where black bin bags are only being collected every three weeks! And at the same time they moved garden waste to a paid service!
Really feeling great value for money with my £270/month council tax.
Lol. Correct. Mike others have said I might occasionally go there looking for information, and I miss a few subs but yeah, scrolling NSFW is so much more satisfying there than it is here - 1. Loads of autoplaying gifs / videos and 2. Seemly not so much non conventional porn there as here. Too many cocks, trans, fatties, furries and hentai here!
Yep. I lived in the middle East and SE Asia combined for around 12 years, and while occasionally it was too much, in general I loved the heat and rarely said "its too hot", I moved back to the UK 3 years ago, in June. Hated it, was cold all the time. Now when it's more than 25c / 77F on a calm and clear day I'm boiling and can't sleep at night (barely anyone in the UK has ac at home).
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Mentions skidding on ice in first paragraph. No amount of training can reverse the laws of friction.
Thing is, I agree and think normal consumer passenger cars are getting far too heavy. Like people.