That’s why I’m suggesting consolidating, cutting costs and unpopular platforms, and *not* working on new architecture. They have good cars with no marketing and no awareness. My suggestions, apart from the Viper production, are 100% in administration and marketing and the former would be all cost-cutting. With 1 good…

They’ve got the only minivan left of the big three, and should be pushing vans as far safer to SUVs especially for kids (which they are). Especially given that the Plymouth is legitimately a better van than any of the overseas companies offer.

Chrysler needs to be their family-oriented brand. 100%. They’ve got the Plymouth (formerly Town & Country) which is the *only* van from the Big Three. But the 200 and 300 don’t fit a single niche. Fiat’s got its niche but it needs to ramp up its marketing to actually capture it, especially against Mini. Combine…

He’s an absolute sweetheart, a total boy scout (not a Boy Scout, ‘cos they’ve got tons of problems), and has VERY set lines he won’t cross. Wonderful to spend time with.

Evans and Pine are nearly on level with each other but Evans is nearly at the point of putting on his Cap suit and punching Nazis IRL, so he wins out on that margin alone.

Oof. That really sucks. At least it’s a game that’s worth full price.

Oof. That really sucks. At least it’s a game that’s worth full price.

Contact customer service, they’ll refund you the difference if it’s the same version of the game.

Contact customer service, they’ll refund you the difference if it’s the same version of the game.

Right, and that’s never a problem. But for something like corporate branding, you want to specify an exact Pantone, and that’s where things get fuzzy, because corporate branding is often trademarked, and using a trademark for the name means it might not be usable in trademarkable work.

Okay, from a practical standpoint: Is this specific Pantone color free to use? (As in, I am a graphic designer; if I am working with a client and we select this specific color for a project, will we encounter legal problems using it by name with print shops and the like? Because this is a legitimate concern that…

Currently the best way to handle it is basically go “As a woman I was fired for failing to meet expectations of my gender, a form of sexism”, with the expectation being to date men.

I mean, I’ll buy one? ‘cos I need a new controller and it matches my D1 PS4? But, like. That’s my only motivation here. Well, that, and the much-more-useful lightbar *on* the touchpad.

As a graphic designer I want to yell about how the font is fantastic and all but..... yeah.

I wonder how much of that they could do with cross-training veteran auto techs around the country? Increase their pay a bit in exchange for them being on-call for aircraft work, and use the existing parts distribution network.

Pay to get it detailed? Might cost you a bit extra to have it taken care of, but it’ll be worth it.

Miatas have a space that can (very) charitably be referred to as a trunk!

I mean, this feels like it’s no different than a guide on Kotaku to how to make best use of a Steam Sale. Amazon is *huge* and Lifehacker is about helping people maximize their time, money, and energy.

Also, like, affiliate ads help pay for the site to keep it free.

..... the nose definitely has taste buds. Kinda. Scent receptors are nearly identical to taste buds and work the exact same way. It’s why we can tell if something will be tasty by smelling it; we’re inhaling and basically tasting tiny particles of the thing.

What’s a blind spot?

Making things for yourself, but also it can be relaxing, especially fishing. It’s a nice change of pace.

Much easier to pull back out of their throat, and the idea is that it’s easier for a kid to hold so they’re less likely to just keep it in their mouth.