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It's already a thing and it's as bat shit as it sounds.

It depends on the race series, but generally "active aero" or "movable aero" is either very limited or flat out against the rules. For example F1 allows DRS (driver operated change of the angle of the rear wing to reduce drag) at certain times of the race. Of course since racing teams are in...

Sadly it is because NASCAR takes less effort. NASCAR audiences sit in the stands or in/around an RV were there are cold drinks and hot food with minimal effort. They can see the race from beginning to end and the cars pass by every lap. There's no rain or cold weather, just lots of oppressive...

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Gwynne Shotwell deserves more credit for the success of SpaceX than Musk at this point.

Ten pages and not a single mention of just updating and re-purposing Volvo's heartbeat sensor from the 2007-2011 S80. It was part of a $495 "PCC" keyfob upgrade. Ok, it was originally a very odd anti-kidnapping/car jacking measure that displayed if your car alarm had been activated and there was...

Aston Martin Lagonda, Ltd. BMW North America Ford Motor Company General Motors Company Honda North America, Inc. Hyundai Motor America Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC Kia Motors America Mazda North American Operations Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. Nissan North...

There is no top on either of the 2000gt convertibles, it's just a tonneau cover.

The vaccine was LYMErix. AP is reporting Wall Street is pricing a year worth of Epidiolex at $25,000. *damn, see above too

$10,000, eh. I bet that doesn't even get you your own utility pole to get pure electricity.

Yes, that number includes other deaths. In 2016, 64 due to gunfire. 2 were actually shot by other officers, (e.g. one was accidentally shot in the chest by a detective while discussing firearms). One died of a blood clot while in the hospital after being expected to make a full recovery from...

Tyler Shultz. he was the source for the WSJ articles(Paywall) that started the investigations.

Not bypassing, but speeding up the review. Priority Review Vouchers only set the target decision completion date at 6 months rather than the standard 10 months. It does not work the same as Fast Track, Accelerated Approval, or any of the other similar programs that offer a reduction in the...

According to this XDA thread, people have been able to return to 3.0.7 by flashing earlier versions through recovery without any lasting issues. Previous OS versions are available in that thread.

I agree, it's a precision of language issue. This is more of a "soft brick" rather than a "hard brick." The same problem comes up here in the articles about "trolling/trolls" where some read it in the less severe way of a playful antagonist while others are seeing the other end of the range...

Only Medicare is barred from negotiating, Medicaid and the DOD/VA do negotiate. The problem is that Medicare covers the elderly and the permanently disabled and those are the groups that are receiving the most prescription medications. Medicaid does negotiate and pays far less than the other two...

Here is an interesting visual of the model in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHWrRci0H54 For those unable to read the PNAS article due to paywall, this algorithm only applies to Manhattan (90% of all taxi pickups occur in Manhattan) and does not take into account taxi travel between...

It is an annual $150 application fee that "includes permits for 10 vehicles and 20 drivers/operators per application." Edit: Fixed link

It is actually surprisingly easy and cheap.

For a few reasons, (e.g. optimizing available workspace) the Microgravity Science Glovebox (MSG) is designed to be used in a variety of investigations (with or without gloves), not just with ones that may have hazardous/irritating/messy materials. It features "Selectable air circulation modes...