>>515757230
i wish i had a holodeck
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>>513118382
Because it's a deeper problem with US cars as a whole, everything is a giant bloated SUV or faggy pickup truck. Also since car manufacturers love making everything proprietary you can't get aftermarket batteries for most older EVs.
>>513119047
>Unironically there was a truck maker in Canada that was doing neat shit with diesel generator hybrid trucks,
I've seen that, it's basically how modern diesel locomotives work. Pretty neat stuff imo.
>>513118770
boomer cope
>>513119475
only good point, and a lot of it comes from not having a unified standard for batteries and being unable to use aftermarket ones.
>>513118947
Sodium-ion batteries are interesting too, they have less capacity but are much cheaper to make and don't catch fire as you said.
Because it's a deeper problem with US cars as a whole, everything is a giant bloated SUV or faggy pickup truck. Also since car manufacturers love making everything proprietary you can't get aftermarket batteries for most older EVs.
>>513119047
>Unironically there was a truck maker in Canada that was doing neat shit with diesel generator hybrid trucks,
I've seen that, it's basically how modern diesel locomotives work. Pretty neat stuff imo.
>>513118770
boomer cope
>>513119475
only good point, and a lot of it comes from not having a unified standard for batteries and being unable to use aftermarket ones.
>>513118947
Sodium-ion batteries are interesting too, they have less capacity but are much cheaper to make and don't catch fire as you said.
>>212950164
I do not protect my mental health.
I do not protect my mental health.
>>212768786
I used to browse an off-topic forum called The Flood. /b/ would raid it constantly and I was curious what /b/ was so I eventually found 4chan. I was 11 years old. I'm 27 now.
I used to browse an off-topic forum called The Flood. /b/ would raid it constantly and I was curious what /b/ was so I eventually found 4chan. I was 11 years old. I'm 27 now.
Hello anons, I'm looking for advice. I'm an American teacher looking to move to Asia for a few years. I have a teaching position offered to me at an international school in the north paying about 33k RMB monthly. Originally, I was planning on moving to Taiwan, which I also have a job offer for, but this mainland school pays nearly double. I rarely spend money but I do plan on going back to university when I am older so it's a consideration. I'm wondering if anyone who has visited/lived in both China and Taiwan could attest to which would be better for someone to live in who has never been to Asia before. While it might seem like a small detail I'm a big animal lover and would love to adopt dogs when I move abroad, and I've heard that can be an issue in China. Any pointers would be appreciated.