Kind of hope they conceived. Such a story for little Schuylkill to hear one day. Legends. 

I mean, if you can handle yellow, this one is a much better deal - with way less miles to boot.  https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/d/philadelphia-2003-nissan-xterra-33-v6/7776883552.html

I had a next gen 200SX, and I don’t remember the annoying harpy, I also had a Z31 300ZX and it did.  I unplugged it to shut her up.

The front looks good enough.  It’s the back I can’t stand.  It looks like video games look when the cooling fan on the video card is clogged with dog fur.

I’m calling NP. Will it probably hurt me in the end, just like that red head I dated all those years ago? Yeah, but what a ride...

My band played on the other Peter Pan Futureliner at a car show a bunch of years ago (can’t miss that one, it’s green). I will tell you from experience, it’s not an ideal stage in any possible way.

I want to hate these guys but the Tesla on wagon wheels was an amazing video.  It is the level of screwball antics that used to be on Top Gear.

The Mach E GT couldn’t sustain its power output originally. It was fast for a few seconds, but the power cut is perceptible. You can see the effects of the power cut in its quarter mile trap speed. The GT traps 101mph, while running a 12.7 ET. That’s the trap speed of an GR86, but 2 nearly 2 seconds lower ET. Even the…

the manufacturer is going to advertise the ‘best case scenario” real world is always a bit slower. 

Contender for easiest NP of 2024. These are neat cars and this one is in great shape with reasonable mileage. These regularly sell for double this price in the same condition.

Cybersecurity student here. Believe it or not, the ransomware business is actually pretty cut and dry, and dare I say honorable to a point.

99% of the time these guys will move on and the victims will spend years hardening their systems so it doesn’t happen again. This isn’t all ransomware gangs of course, but most…

Half of 25 million covers the salaries of a lot of competent IT security personnel with plenty left over to give out bonuses to incompetent middle management.

Hi Folks!

Owner of the car here. Just 1 correction, that I realize now I neglected to include in the ad. I do in fact have the bumpers. As you can see by the video, that was also linked, I have the front and rear bumper.

Ahahaha hell yes. As someone who works in construction, I strongly identify this. “Where’s the nearest door on this document? Does it look like it’s 3' wide? Ok, set the scale from there.”

Communists in cars getting coffee

If the analytics side of the house is any indicator, Google is moving away from any 1:1 identification of users and collection of usage data that’s connected to personally identifiable information (PII). This is largely due to its desire to stay in compliance with privacy regs like GDPR in the EU, (and selling ads, of…

I suspect the devil is in the details. They likely don’t sell data “is linked to individuals”, but I’d bet they anonymize that data and sell that hell out of it.

Which is....better. But still not great. You can bet your ass companies are buying that data, using AI to make it as specific as possible to your demographic…

I really wish there was a way to independently confirm or disconfirm Google’s assertion.  God knows insurance companies won’t tell you that they bought your GPS data from Google and used it to raise your rates.

Also why I don’t simp for any politician and find it bizarre when other people do. Every last one of them would sell us all down the road if they got a big enough check. 

So, so many car snobs on this site...and I have been guilty of it, too, throughout my life. But I had one of these for a rental when I was on assignment for about 10 months and I was quite impressed. It was a comfortable, nicely equipped, solidly built (yes, really!), nice handling, decently quick car. I wasn’t going…