I don’t know specifically for Vermont but “the grid struggling to keep up” usually means that there is a specific moment in the day/week/month at peak consumption where the production is struggling to keep up.

99.9% of the time outside of this specific moment the grid is fine and your fast charger should work fine.

PS: I am not 100% certain of what I am saying so I would be happily corrected if I’m wrong.

Or, the method from “the bear” for tomato sauce: you cook the garlic in olive oil for a few minutes, add the basil leaves for a few more minutes then set this oil aside and only add it in the sauce at the end.

From what I’ve seen that did not book ask the hotels because they wanted to travel spontaneously in the country like they did in the other countries they visited.

It’s the customs that assumed that they didn’t book hotel because they were intending to work.

Same issue here

To be fair, I would probably need 3 naps and at least as many snacks to run a half marathon.

There were roads like that in France: 3 lanes, the outer lanes were used by traffic in both directions and the middle lane was used for overtaking. Yes, both directions would use the same lane for overtaking and yes, it is as dangerous and deadly as it sound.

Exemple: this spot before 2012 https://maps.app.goo.gl/CSTMkeS62SZ3FGKU7?g_st=ac

I just got fiber and my local ISP gave me a microtik router with openWRT installed on it. I’m quite happy with it

The worst is that it will probably increase profit or a quarter or too while running the brand to the ground.

I hope he found a spot to wait for the day and I think he should be fine. The conditions are dramatically better today and were much better last week as well.

Today is full sun and the temperatures are above 15°C.

🥁

It’s just Jeff who wanted a bunch of famous women to have a ride on his giant dick shaped rocket.

This is the opposite of what a flat earther would say.

The main position of flat-earther (and the backers of conspiracy theories) is that you can’t trust sources, especially official sources of course.

And if you look at things without having the official explanation you start to notice things that, in appearance, do not make sense. Like the fact that you can see farther away than the curvature of earth allows. Of course it’s very easy to explain with the refractory properties of the atmosphere but can be quite difficult to demonstrate.

PS: earth is definitely round, I’m not trying the defend their theory.

France opposed the Iraq war and said that the Americans were full of shit when they were claiming that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.

Of course the Republicans snowflakes did not enjoy that.

On the other hand the rubber is cheaper to replace than the metal lid, so in the long run the price balances out.

Jars like Le Parfait can last forever, especially now that they used stainless steel for the mechanism.

Medical: vampires are just people affected by rabies.

People with rabies become adverse to strong odors (like garlic) or stimuli, like watching himself in the mirror. Biting of course is part of the symptoms and the disease is transmitted through bites.

After death it’s common for these people to have blood oozing from their mouth, as if they bite someone just before.

And guess what nocturnal animal is carrying rabies ? Vampire bats.

Above €55/kg for some roquefort, above €45/kg for the reblochon ! Oo

I would advise against using a UV light in a teenager boy’s room.

The Wikipedia page about it is terrifying. Before 1995, rogue waves were not considered as possible. Mostly because, well, most people who witnessed these kinds of events did not survive.

Looking into my two year old bed and seeing that he’s staring at me, awake but without a word.

I did that, I now have two masters degrees in aerospace engineering instead of one for the same number of years and have a crazy fun year in the Czech Republic.

10/10, I would do it again (except I don’t think my liver would survive that anymore)