GreatAlbatross

I remember seeing a RAM 3500 around Sydney, and wondering what would posses someone to import it.

Piston aircraft still use it. Which makes it doubly annoying when some tit in a cesna decides to circle around town at 1000'.
Not just making a noise, also cropdusting with TEL.

Stars of the bestselling children's book "The Snails in The Mail"

I unblock ads on AVForums. And honestly, the ads are either really well targeted (because I'm probably going to buy that amplifier eventually), or random ebay stuff.

If they started serving up the generic "reduce belly fat in 2 seconds with this simple trick" with some AI generated picture, I'd re-evaluate very quicly.

I get the feeling that in the past, the effort required to cycle self-selected people a bit.
Now with cheap assisted bikes, it's easier than ever to become a 100KG object travelling at 20mph.
So maybe it should have more requirements, in a "greater good" kinda way.

Kinda like when drones took off (heh). The rules for how to use model aircraft needed refining, because the barrier to flying a 2KG object near an airport became much lower.

Teletext may be gone, but it's legacy lives on in subtitling.
I still have to mulch around with character sets and swapping between hex for page numbers, 50 years later!

Perhaps he's this guy.

But what if the CEO is a five-star-man?

If you give people a reasonable, legal way to do things, people will generally do them.
And the odd twat doing 30mph on the pavement is much more obvious, rather than blending in with people who would otherwise be following the laws.

Another not expert. My understanding is that a heat pump should be sized to run more than half the time on the coldest day imaginable.

I'll also double check: Is your house heating system ready for a heat pump? Are your radiators sizes for a flow temperature of 40 degrees?

Because if it isn't, you may end up running any heat pump in a less efficient mode to hit a higher flow temperature.

Honestly, I might even extend it to push bikes.

And make it so inexpensive to get the insurance that there is no excuse.

This seems like a good first step.
Move them out of the "technically illegal, but lots of people use them anyway" area, and into the "legal to use, but you have to register and carry some form of insurance".