Off-topic question for the off-topic section: How fast do modern tanks go? I've seen videos of old WWII tanks and they seem really slow probably because a lot of metal was used in their construction.
M4A1 reaches 72 km/h, same as Leopard 2 Russian T90 65 km/h |
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GAW has scammed me.
They scammed a scammer? Kudos to them! |
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The other day, I've made a video of the tanks from Company of Heroes game.
Help me pls. to determine the exact models of this tanks.
As fo tanks I see that this Sherman tank but not sure what model exactly.
It's a Sherman lV This model was the newest version (produced in 1945) and had a horizontal spring suspension. You can see it in the video. So, most of all, it hasn't taken part in WW2 in Europe? The exact name of the model is probably M4A3E2 and it was used in Europe in December 44 against the last German offensive. The production of this model started in June 44. The suspension was called HVSS (Horizontal volute spring suspension). |
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My questions:
Solar panels have a certain life period, did they calculate the maintenance costs and how big will they be?
Same thing with batteries, they deteriorate over time and need to be replaced.
The panels need a large area, is the cost of the whole thing worth it? You have to purchase more land, buy and set the panels, maintain them (dirty panels have lower efficiency) buy all the electronics like inverters, batteries.
The panels are fragile and could be easily sabotaged, aren't they afraid of vandalism?
How many people will they need to employ to maintain the facility? Will it be more because of the panels?
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I'm sure there would be plenty of demand if they let buyers put bids in. Or if it's a marketplace then the seller should have the last word whether to let the item go when a buyer shows up with the money. Now it has the worst features of both concepts.
There's always some room for improvement. Maybe the owners will read this and make it more noob friendly. Anyway, this doesn't change anything for MrGreenHat. He still made a mistake and wasn't scammed by the site! If gaw were to allow the OP to cancel his sale after the offer was filled then the buyer would have an issue with gaw because they would not be able to take advantage of a good deal they found and paid for
+1 Somebody already made a topic with a similar claim. If they refund 1 human error people will just be more careless. Why confirm the price if you can get a refund every time? |
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Yes. Don't panic if it drops  |
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Saw this guy on Hasher's United today. An interesting project, but it has to run for a few months more before it can be fully trusted. It has to weather the storm as they say.
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I would dismantle the government and resign.
That was my first thought. Completely remove the taxes and let people trade freely. |
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That's a rocket to the moon cat, or I ate too much cat  |
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Less than I should, not enough to make me happy  |
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The other day, I've made a video of the tanks from Company of Heroes game.
Help me pls. to determine the exact models of this tanks.
As fo tanks I see that this Sherman tank but not sure what model exactly.
It's a Sherman lV This model was the newest version (produced in 1945) and had a horizontal spring suspension. You can see it in the video. |
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sadly , sounds the same as if you sold 70 litecoin for the wrong price and someone snatched it up.
It's not quite like that, is it? If you sell LTC at a proper exchange that has decent market depth and proper order matching the worst thing that could happen is that you would sell it at the highest bid price, but not at a 90% or 99% discount as happened with some hashlet sales. But that is not the model Zen chose for its marketplace, i.e. there are no bids, just "for sale" listings. It's more comparable to e.g. eBay or craigslist than to a currency exchange. However on eBay or craigslist the seller has more time to decide to back out of the transaction - perhaps at the expense of bad feedback but still. Zen marketplace seems rushed and poorly designed for its intended use. You're comparing a marketplace with an exchange. When threre's not enough sales you can't have a market depth. If he listed it on a new exchange with no bid orders the outcome would have beeen the same. |
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It's good to see an accusation going the way it goes here. Most threads in this section are just full of rage or bitter regrets.
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Scams like this one are giving cloud mining a bad name, but there's a good side to it. People will be more careful and aware of possible frauds.
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Wow Porsche Lambo, some of you people are loaded  |
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There's so many companies out there that it's hard to choose, but a competition is a good thing. Cloud mining can be profitable if you find a good offer (promo's codes and so on).
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