It might not be for your area, but maybe your usecase is the more niche one? Imagine something like this in NYC, Detroit for e.g. delivering parcels. And if the battery is empty? Well the cargo space also will be empty so you can have it loaded up at the fulfillment center and also recharged - while the driver hops into the next already loaded vehicle. That’s easily doable because hey it’s just 10k.
Most people who have to haul stuff don’t drive around for 200km. They need to carry a load 20km - and since that car can be charged from a normal socket you can basically charge anywhere. Imagine a local delivery for a supermarket. Or a regular postal service driver. Also - charging this should be damn cheap compared to refueling for like 6$/gallon (which another commenter said is the current price in Mexico)
Except they can’t get the same punishment as people like ‘going to jail’ and will instead get a stern talk or maybe even gasp a slap on the wrist
Good, now let’s increase the list and also add vacuum cleaners to it! I thought that they already were but seemingly not :(
From my personal experience with (unfortunately) dark grey shutters facing south: Having just the holes open allows minimal airflow, which helps decrease the temperature between them and the window - because if the sun bakes the shutters, the air trapped behind them will get HOT - like hot enough that you can feel a difference when holding your hand against the glas.
For me it was better than having them completely closed, also it allowed a tiny bit of natural light in, but your mileage may vary
I’ve got a similar build - the only thing I’d consider upgrading is the CPU to an X3D but honestly that’s chasing the last few drops. All games run great on pretty high settings and stable 60 - which is enough for me.
I had more of a spectacle fighter / action fighter vibe with it.
Like Metal Gear Rising or something close to it. Honestly I’m pretty stoked for it - I mostly hope for a somewhat modern Onimusha 3 - I didn’t really get too warm with the Remaster of 1 'though so I’m not 100% sure.
Also, there is the common online sentiment “If buying isn’t owning, then piracy is not stealing” and I can’t help but believe that this will permiate even deeper into the gaming culture.