It's already been done on farm vehicles, why not cars
It's already been done on farm vehicles, why not cars
I wish the small commuter truck would come back but it's a fools dream
Could also be the switch Zelda games
I wonder how much of that is because of how much they grew vs the production cycle as dictated by constantly feeding the yt algorithm.
The difference between putting out a video every day and putting out a video when it's ready is a decision that each channel makes
Sequel has Nazi dinosaurs in the center of the earth*
If I don't have the tool, I soon do have the tool. My toolboxes are not well thought out but built from years of "this would be so much easier if I had X.... Screw it, I'm going to the hardware store"
How could you not point out Malcolm McDowell being his Malcom McDowell-ist in tank girl
That's like mentioning the 2000s Dungeons and Dragons movie and not mentioning Jeremy Irons
Or mentioning the 1993 Super Mario Bros movie and not bringing up the goombas
.... Which also fall in this category
The way I'd see them coming back is if we improved on electric vehicle design to make it efficient for the size without losing safety or affordability especially long term.
You saying we can trust the Danes?!? Have you heard their language!?!
You're very brave showing your wiring.
Just built a simple 3x3 macropad and I spent several hours trying to keep every last bit of the wiring clean and I still have a rats nest....
Portuguese is what happens when a Spaniard speaks French while hungover
Not really, it got found
I would like to know more about this jellyfish. And your lcars
I'll trade you a design I found/am getting set up for my workflow of a 3x3 macropad with a rotary dial to cycle through multiple pages of macros beyond just 9.
The good news is that funding is finally being given for it so advancement will happen
My deep dream is a revival of the El Camino but with current or next gen electric motors. Small with a bed for hauling larger items without the issue of fuel efficiency
If I want an actual review, I'll trust Jeff Geerling, GN, Explaining computers, Craft computing, or ETA Prime.
If I want to watch someone do dumb tech stuff, I'm going for Linus, Dawid, ...and red shirt Jeff Geerling. The difference is that the latter two go into it fully transparent that what they're doing is purely for the "will it blend?" vibe and should not be taken too seriously.
Linus' videos blur the line a little too much between legitimately educational and purely for the entertainment value in a way that could give people false impressions of either the tech or processes.