Servers have had memory mirroring as a feature for years. This seems like a cool extension of that technology. It would be an advantage in some systems where scaling out isn't an option and single node availability needs to be as high as possible.
The culprits are an extremely broken social safety net, crumbling education infrastructure and institutional racism.
Clearly the blue team fans will simply abandon their team going into the superbowl.
Hurr, my 1000 piece gas engine transmission are easier to fix than an electric motor with literally 2 bearings!
Hoovie's garage and Tavarish. Both had good channels fixing cars and then they went off the broken supercar deep end, then wound up with the Car Stories channel and decided to rip off the Top Gear format of doing stupid, obviously scripted adventures.
Nobody gives a crap about fixing a completely unattainable car or re-living the demise of Top Gear.
They also make a good first pet for kids because they're cheap and die fast anyways
Zack and Miri Make a Porno is this movie.
Nate's predictions turned to crap in 2018 and never came back. Polls don't work anymore and Nate is handicapping trash.
BURN THE HERETIC
This answer depends heavily on the internal structure and politics around software development at Volkswagen. It could very well be an impossible task for Volkswagen to undertake such a huge development process without buying it.
They took some shitty Chinese loans
I had. '68 Mustang back in the 90s and a Subaru Solterra today
If you have a million dollars in gains for ONE year, like you sell an asset to retire, you get hit. I agree, multple years of $1m gains is excessive.
$250k in cap gains represents about a million dollars of gain. That's not enough to retire for most Canadians and is definitely attainable by a lot of workers.
As someone who makes ok money I'd like people to understand that there really isn't lower, middle and upper class. There's people with "Fuck you" money and people without "Fuck you" money. $250k is not "Fuck you" money.
Cool, now do solar and wind.