

Depends on the side of the house. On the front, it’s completely underground. About 20 feet from sill plate to floor. On the back side of the house, it’s a basement walkout.
Depends on the side of the house. On the front, it’s completely underground. About 20 feet from sill plate to floor. On the back side of the house, it’s a basement walkout.
My goofy old house with built with the basement floor on trusses and a roughly chest high crawl space underneath. The main benefit is that you can run duct work under the floor and have full height ceilings. The drawbacks is that you have a wood floor in a basement with clay soil.
My garage was constructed with those at my old house. Allows you to have usable space under the garage. But it leaks when they install incorrectly – no membrane was installed on the top side and they put the lumber walls on the same cement block as the spancrete. They are supposed to build up a half course of cement block so that the base of the lumber walls sits higher than the garage floor.
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That was the story but it was supply chain issues that lead him to that conclusion. Same reason why lumbar controls were removed from passenger seats.
It works pretty well as a highway assist. I never use it on city streets because its so slow and hesitant which is worse.
Teslas never had LIDAR. They did have ultrasonic sensors and radar before they went to the this vision only crap.
I would do the languages as a minor or double major.
With Tesla, you submit your order online. I highly doubt that’s where these numbers come from but it is possible that the orders were placed online and routed through sales center in the major population areas.
I’m sorry for your forthcoming shit wages.
Condo plus class B RV.
If I was Bob. I would have just sent an email to Alice with OP’s contact info.
Tesla by a country mile.
I used to use an app called moneydance several years ago. It was pretty much the only thing that ran on Linux but it was decent.
He literally writes “This retard thinks the government uses SQL.”
That is all you need. He’s not saying “This retard thinks the SSA uses SQL”. He is saying “the government” which means all of it. Saying someone is a retard because they think the government uses SQL means Elon doesn’t think they do because we all know he doesn’t consider himself a retard.
You are looking for ambiguity where there is none.
What’s he’s arguing is that the government doesn’t use SQL at all.
The sheer size of the federal government and its age would mean there are thousands of databases out there. Some may be so old that they predate RDBMS/SQL.
That alone makes his comment come from a place of ignorance. Of course it’s confident ignorance. The worst kind.
Skip the duel, combine them and maybe Montana and Wyoming.
I’d bet that the government is probably the largest user of SQL. Unless there are really old systems that predate SQL. I’d imagine they have shitloads of COBOL for example.
You can inherit a fair amount without paying inheritance tax.