Tesla’s Cybercab has NO pyro fuse. Instead, fast contactors can cut battery power in a crash and keep working afterwards. This avoids replacing a blown pyro fuse after a minor crash, reducing repair costs. Tesla has filed a patent application for the design.

We acknowledge that no one has the bandwidth for this, but if it helps: -It’s ‘sleight of hand’ -It’s ‘bated breath’ -It’s ‘lo and behold’ -It's 'buck naked' -It’s ‘brass tacks’ -It’s ‘free rein’ -It’s ‘toe the line'

I'ma ask my claude to make a slideshow with black-and-white bullet points, janky arrows and SmartArt, or maybe just trash it all and use only photos I took in the woods, like back in the day.

turns out the CA was typing those into the computer every 108 minutes as required, but caret was in the wrong window

BREAKING: President Trump calls for New Mexico to immediately be renamed to “New America.”

The shine on candy corn is bug resin. Brach's calls it confectioner's glaze. The bag reads sugar, corn syrup, then 2% or less of salt, dextrose, confectioner's glaze (shellac), gelatin, honey, artificial flavors, sesame oil, Yellow 5, Yellow 6 and Red 40. Shellac is what a lac insect leaves on tree branches in India and Thailand. It gets scraped off the bark, cleaned, dissolved in alcohol and tumbled over the candy, and it dries into the same hard coat that goes on a hardwood floor. That's the shine, and it's why the pieces don't glue themselves together in the bag. The gelatin is pork or beef collagen, there for the chew. The honey Brach's puts on the front of the bag is under 2%, behind the salt. Bags on shelves this fall list Red 40. Last year's listed Red 3, which FDA pulled from food in January 2025 with a 2027 deadline. Brach's says it makes about 7 billion kernels a year.