

At what point does a flying ‘taxi’ become a flying ‘bus’?
Alt accounts that are also me:


At what point does a flying ‘taxi’ become a flying ‘bus’?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_(software)
Signal is an open-source, encrypted messaging service for instant messaging, voice calls, and video calls
It is developed by the nonprofit Signal Foundation and its subsidiary Signal Messenger LLC. Signal’s software is free and open-source. Its mobile clients, desktop client, and server are all published under the AGPL-3.0-only license
I finally got my parents onto it, and have been pretty happy with it as an alternative to Facebook Messenger.


eVTOLs are cool.


Computer programmers would also rejoice at zero-indexing.


Truly an [email protected] moment.


Automatic comment replies based on keywords or key phrases.
Basically, if a comment contains a specific string, the automod would reply with a corresponding string, configurable by the community moderators.
Would this be doable?


More like [email protected], since it reads correctly left to right, but the divider leads one to try and read it top to bottom.


It’s already been crossposted there twice.


this Canadian website
Slrpnk.net is hosted in Portugal. Your point still stands, though.


a tunnel in Las Vegas
No that’s the Loop. No one has built a hyperloop yet, beyond a few short test tracks.


I’m curious how systematically they went with it
Allow me to introduce you to Alfred Vail.


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That “F” has an extra dot, too, no?


Cool, I guess, but is there even a large market for this? Most people charge overnight while they sleep. Even on the occasional road trip, people typically stop for more than five minutes to eat food.
I suppose megawatt changing will be needed for trucks at some point.


Does this post really fit here? The issue doesn’t seem specific to EVs.
@[email protected] @[email protected] Thoughts?


Username checks out.


It looks like I should pick it up with my hand and push it around making “vroom vroom” noises… which it obviously won’t do, as it’s electric :)
You’ll either love or hate [email protected], then.