Sure, but the same happened in the 70s. Europes’ response was to demand much better fuel economy from cars, and insulating homes much more to save on heating. If this is drawn out long enough we’ll likely see a similar response with people moving to electric vehicles and dropping gas an oil for heating.
Frankly I’m loving the new oil prices. They’re a great economical incentive to go renewable instead.
Sure, still gross.
You sir/madam/whatever are a poet.
Wouldn’t be the first time though.
A polished turd no less!
Blueprints don’t fail, people really really often do though. People measure wrong, or build on the wrong side of the line they’ve drawn. It’s not a question about “Is it essential”, it’s a question about “Will it make it easier, faster and less errorprone”.
I’ve worked in construction, and now work as a CAD specialist, so I know your pain, but the problem with “how to actually put a building together” is a very wide issue, also present with engineers and architects.
I read an article about it a while ago, and that said it’d be tethered to the ground, and power would be transfered through the tether.
It would be incredibly useful in construction. Having a digital overlay telling you exactly where to put up the framing for a separating wall, or an overlay showing the correct distance between screws, or where wires and pipes are inside a wall? There are so incredibly many awesome possible uses for AR in construction.
Why would the car already be at the car wash if you ask it wether or not you should drive there?
My vacuum is unfortunately connected to the internet. It doesn’t seem to have a clue what my house looks like though. It keeps fucking up the map, rotating it and then tries to drive through walls to get to non excisting rooms.
It’s funny how they always support rules and laws when they benefit them, but ICE breaking the constitution multiple times per day isn’t an issue.
Sure, but only if it instead gives people a type of incurable cancer in about 30 years.
The fact that they think making andrew a simple peasent like the rest of us, is an appropriate punishment for raping children, either tells us a lot about how they see us regular people, or a lot about how much they care about children being raped.
My girlfriend (now wife) got an apartment but didn’t have a bed. I had a bed, but no apartment.
The first 2 weeks were spent on an inflatable matress though. Once my parents hadn’t seen or heard from me for a week, they knew it was just a matter of time before I came home to pack up my stuff (and bed).
If they had to delay every time some rando had a bad feeling they’d never launch…