"Non-exhaust emissions (NEE) are particles released into the air from brake wear, tyre wear, road surface wear and resuspension of road dust during on-road vehicle usage."
Roads are filthy. Cody's Lab once did a video where he collected road dust from the side of a highway, and refined out all the precious metals from it. That's from one small section of highway, just imagine the scale of the pollution across the whole of the states. Concrete dust, rubber, metals, fuel, oil. Cars and car infrastructure is dirty business.
If one are outside near any mountainous road here in Northern California, motor vehicles pass by with the odor of brake pad + brake disc (mostly brake pad?) near the bottom with a very strong, distinctive bitter sweet metallic odor and that's probably a tiny proportion of the material.
It's strange to me that they could support linux and mac back when they were smaller, but now that epic owns them and rl generates 50M(?) per year, they can't.
Isnt left lane for overtaking usually? Just speed up a bit and merge to right.
And safe driving style (keep your distance) would save you from falling stuff much better than car that does 0-60 in 4 seconds.
Ok, fine, let me tune my example to be a bit more specific. You are not in the leftmost lane, you are in the middle one, but there is someone directly to the left of you, so you cannot safely swerve to the left.
What does air pods mean? I guess they are bluetooth headphones, but what are the specs, do they work with non-apple hardware/software?
I would have to search for that info, so its just the same if they were called AIR IPX7 T10.
I'm beginner programmer and even the early puzzles seem very hard, but after some thought you get correct answers and then you can check from youtube how real programmers do it.
If you wanted to use that little piece of code, wouldn't it be better if it was open source?
I remember when you could only get exe and projects didnt even think of sharing the code, even if it was just some small project.
