Not what I'm saying. Just saying that there's 131 million players and blaming Roblox for like 40 incidents is dumb. That's like 0.0000012%. 700 kids a year die from being hit by cars. 900 kids a year die from drowning. 500 kids every year are murdered by their own parents.
Saying Roblox is to blame when it's such a comparatively small amount of everything else in the world is stupid. You can't sterilize the planet from danger. Roblox isn't even a blip when compared to most other things.
Negative. They were very against the law. A guy backed over and killed his own child and made it a multi year mission to force back up cameras as a requirement. Politicians look bad if they don't want to "save the children."
It really fucks with me when I plug in my steam deck to the TV and use my PS5 controller to play.
He left out an important data point with all of his math. One he doesn't have any data on. He failed to account for down force created by the vehicle. He completely ignored it. Downforce completely changes breakaway speeds on the tires.
As to why it gets slower times than a thousand hp car on the track, it's simple. The car weighs MUCH more. Like 2,000 pounds more. That makes braking and turning and acceleration slower (but there's plenty of power to overcome the acceleration) and like what he did touch on, the battery isn't large enough to go "all out" on this track without running out of juice.
If the byd car could use magic to make it weigh as little as the zr1 and not be battery capacity limited, it would wipe the floor with the zr1.
So yes, 3,000hp and all wheel drive is a benefit. It just can't overcome the weight difference through all the turns and deceleration on the track.
Nice. This is my great uncles straight razor. He came from Germany and had a barbershop in the 1940's around Kansas City, so it's around 80 years old.
I'd rather not ruin a hobby by making it a job.
Newsweek is seriously trying to take a dry and completely humorless approach on this "story"
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Well we're all curious now....
That's a convoluted answer for me. I hand sharpen knives and straight razors as a hobby. Been doing it for like 30 years and have several hundreds of dollars in diamond and wetstones. I doubt there's 500 people in the country (US) that are better than I am at hand sharpening.
The convoluted part is that I could charge people to sharpen knives. I just don't want to.
My home gaming PC is a ryzen 1500x and an Nvidia 1060 GPU. Old as hell but still runs most games.
Most people on steam probably have a rig with 4+ year old hardware, and after seeing what my little steam deck oled can do, id say the steam machine will be able to out perform any 4+ year old windows system when it comes to gaming.
Thermals wouldn't get too hot, but wireless charging is terribly inefficient. If using a battery pack that's say 20,000mah in size, you'll only normally get about 14,000mah worth of charge into your device going from USB C to USB C (caries with charge speed and efficiency of charge controllers involved). With wireless charging you're probably looking at 9,000mah.