Now we know you’re not an SF native who lived there when the Central Freeway existed, or you would have known that neither the Central Freeway nor the Embarcadero Freeway nor the stub I-280 spur would have bypassed any of that mess. They were all glorified offramps that went nowhere because the connectors that would…

Depending on your definition of North, in California it definitely was a thing in the 80s. Might have been only certain cities that at the time were majority black, but it was a thing.

If you’re reading between the lines between the rumor mill and the firm denial, 99% certain this means a short Explorer built in Chicago is coming, and Oakville is dead. They don’t sound like they’ve committed to calling it an “Edge”, so the Explorer Sport may once again be attached to the short version, now that ST…

This is a self-reported survey. What happens if you look at actual residential segregation?

I’m guessing it’s back to Binaries of Unusual Size for non-Mac App Store programs, but App Store downloads are smart enough to only download the proper binaries for your system. Whether it’s going to be a permanent pro/non-pro x86/arm split or a full transition to x86 depends on what their corp strategy is.

It’s even better! That engine is a “range extender” for the EV powertrain. LOL.

I was just talking to a friend about this exact issue, and here’s a proposed naming scheme:

You know the boom is over when Mazda has an RWD flagship sedan in the works.

That’s not the real cost of Xfinity Mobile.

The claim on that chart is that auto prices have stayed flat in nominal dollars, i.e. rises at a slower rate than inflation. The underlying data is what we call “inflation” is based on, and if those things they’re claiming are “falling” in prices aren’t “falling”, we’re just being offered “bundles” that contain more…

This appears to be an American Enterprise Institute graph based on US Bureau of Labor Statistics data. We all know that cell phone costs have not declined by 50% since 1998, nor have new car prices stayed flat.

You know it’s a glitch because in a real FCA product they would use the same part for the 2nd and 3rd row doors.

This would seem to work fine in both the Genesis’s and Lexus’s home markets, where a character-based script lends itself better to handwriting than a keyboard?

Ironically, for being coverage for 65+, Medicare has never covered long-term care (nursing homes). Medicaid does.

It would have better acoustics when the bus is moving... ;)

1) That’s a Ram Promaster / Fiat Ducato converted EV.

Thought it was Korea Industrial Automotive, but “come from the east” is the translation of the transliteration of the acronym KIA in Cantonese markets, so maybe that’s where he got it? Not even sure if “Coming from the East” in Korean is even pronounced Kee-Ahh so there’s that...

If it wasn’t clear enough from the previous post, by “corporate jobs” I mean things like chicken processing at Tyson, pork processing at Smithfield, etc. There are jobs where the corporate owners are big enough to be required to e-verify, but no American will work for $7.15 (or even $20, as Americans are unskilled at…

Fair enough.

And a whole bunch of them actually pay social security, medicare, and income taxes, because they have to use a valid SSN for corporate jobs. And yet they can use none of those benefits nor get a tax refund.