Temperature changing rubber pushing studs outwards that add grip as the tire cools, absolutely brilliant if the outer layers haven't been softened so far as to make the tire life impractical.
Upsides
- significant reduction in slide and sudden stop accidents
- significant drop in hydroplane events due to poor maintenance (the ride will be awful once the studs are exposed)
- possibly longer tire life
- incredible off road potential
- reduction in price of conventional full rubber tire
Downsides
- Increased road maintenance
- possibly decreased tire life
- increased pedestrian, consequential,and head on collision damage due to increased traction
- Decreased ride comfort as mass production will inevitably lead to increased tolerances
- which will also increase / complicate balance weighting which limits top speed rating
I dunno, previous generation Hakka tires were a revolution that has since been duplicated by other brands. Studless snows are really good, retractable studs can only add so much.
I mean...it works just fine without internet...host your own registry...or just build your own from Dockerfiles locally. Not saying it is the right use case for everything but I'm confused what you mean by docker doesn't work without the internet. Neither does pip, rubygems, apt, etc...unless you build locally or host your own repository. Can you elaborate on what exactly you mean because you probably have a point that I am just missing.
'widespread armed conflict in an increasingly vast fantasy universe, the introduction of housing seems to have spurred Blizzard into also pitching it to a new audience as a cozy house-building simulator. It’s simply that to get new furniture, you occasionally may have to go to another dimension and beat it out of a dragon.'
I wonder if similar philosophy could be argued for encrypted containers given analysis of the binary would produce no dicernable file structures, names, or matching content at any scale.
Consider a software download site which only hosted fully encrypted container binaries. Those binaries use a time based key (say attempt to decrypt when the clock returns x value representing a future or past date reached naturally or manually...). Go a step further - a hidden container which always decrypts a partition with decoy content unless the clock returns a non-existent date (missing day in a leap year?)
IP ambivalence at its finest; aI tech bros would approve.
Temperature changing rubber pushing studs outwards that add grip as the tire cools, absolutely brilliant if the outer layers haven't been softened so far as to make the tire life impractical.
Upsides
- significant reduction in slide and sudden stop accidents
- significant drop in hydroplane events due to poor maintenance (the ride will be awful once the studs are exposed)
- possibly longer tire life
- incredible off road potential
- reduction in price of conventional full rubber tire
Downsides
- Increased road maintenance
- possibly decreased tire life
- increased pedestrian, consequential,and head on collision damage due to increased traction
- Decreased ride comfort as mass production will inevitably lead to increased tolerances
- which will also increase / complicate balance weighting which limits top speed rating
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