Depending on how it's wired it may still work if you interrupt the line with the receiver. But instead of the receiver controlling the lights in the fan itself it would control the separate light fixture.

Most of them are probably wired for regular light fixtures and have a fan put in afterwards.

You can also buy remote controllers where you wire in a receiver at the base of the fan and use a remote to control the fan and lights independently. This way you can also control the fan speed in addition if it's a 3 speed fan.

What was venus' atmosphere like before? Do we know?

I swear I thought he lost an election at some point not too long ago.

Could you imagine being the guy who fucks up a calculation and accidentally cause a magnitude 7+ quake near a populated city when you were supposed to be just mitigating the risk?

Why is the ball such a universal play thing?

Even bumble bees will play with them!

Obviously. They're slower, no need to risk missing and losing your balance.

As they should.

If you outsource your services you best make sure it's to a reliable service provider. Otherwise keep it in house. They probably just wanted to save a few bucks and there are often consequences to that.

I mean, it's titled "weekly plastic and metallic waste" not "weekly waste" not sure why the paper and food needs to be mentioned since it's not the subject.

Why wouldn't they just harvest the whole shark? Is shark meat not that desirable?

Or are they just trying to maximize the value of each trip by only taking the most valuable part to save space on the ship?

Wait so they can get rid of lactose and reduce sugar content? Sounds like a win win.

And then farmers will complain that their market share is shrinking and they need more subsidies to keep prices low.

What's the benefit of this "loop in" system? It seems quite complicated, possibly dangerous, and requires more hardware than a simpler system that we use in north america.

I mean, technically he's right. If it truely were simply a 15/32" conversion it would have worked out to roughly 11.9mm.

Either they converted it wrong, or it wasn't originally 15/32"

Otherwise they would have stated 11.9mm instead of 11.7mm

I feel like it would be more practical to use these batteries as part of a renewable energy power grid for storage for night time use and times with low wind. Need giant storage capacity for cheap and it will likely be more feasible than lithium.

Is it so bad to know that some children are being raised to be good people?

Are there any gases that produce the opposite effect and provide cooling to the atmosphere?

If there are maybe we should change gears, we are a lot better at polluting the atmosphere than we are at cleaning it up.

I've always felt we need some sort of company insurance system to pay for oil gas and mining operations.

Have a company pay a yearly fee in order to extract minerals or oil and gas which goes into a fund and when they close operations and can prove everything has been done correctly they get half of whatever they paid into the fund back. The other half remains in the fund.

If they do not close down operations correctly or they go bankrupt and cannot, the funds can be used to do it for them. It could also be used to clean up environmental disasters like oil spills in the ocean or tailings pond breaches from mines, etc.

Also that she's accurate enough to pick out that particular smell. Sometimes I can't even confidently say if I'm smelling vanilla, coconut, or banana.

Aye, but that's when the site is clean and flat before anything starts happening. What I assume original commenter was meaning these things delivering construction supplies through the construction of a project, which means object moving around every day and a 3D environment with holes and trenches being dug and ramps and elevators etc.

I can't imagine construction sites would be a great environment for these. No construction site is the same as the next so you would have to map it out each time for the vehicle, and they aren't exactly static or clean most of the time. Lots of obstructions popping up each day or changing pathways.