This article and others demonstrate some of the problems with the current state of public charging. EV owners accept the fact that charging will take longer than a gasoline fill up but non-Tesla owners probably don’t count on is the inconvenience of having to download apps, charging stations that are hard to find or…

Even so, having to stop twice is not great.

While the tone of the experience is upbeat and sentimental I’m sure for good reason the whole charging experience seemed like a major fail. I mean if you can’t get good reliable and consistent charging experience in what is one of the most populated and vastly developed parts of the United States then it’s a fail. Try…

The XC40 Recharge is a very good and practical car, even for long road trips.

This residential area is not an island, its surrounded by other residential neighborhoods. By saying you can’t park within 1/4mi radius of the development, it just says you have to park in other neighborhoods so now there are cars parked in those neighborhoods that don’t even belong to people who live nearby making…

It insures that residents of this community do not clog up other neighborhood parking.

Jesus, how long can they drag out this platform? I mean, I know the answer is, “As long as people are buying them in record numbers.” But still, this thing is old.

Both can be assholes. Like most things in life, if you stop after 2 options, you aren’t digging deep enough.

Pretense.

I’ve seen this upgrade before and now, as then, the owner is clearly a fucking asshole. If that isn’t illegal where they live (it is where I live) it should be.

If he consented to a car search that wouldn’t count as unreasonable search, but just taking 87k from someone who did literally nothing is definitely unreasonable seizure.

Yeah, if this isn’t unreasonable search and seizure then I don’t know what is.

I still don’t know how this isn’t universally interpreted as an infringement on the 4th amendment. It’s exactly what it was written for, to protect against this kind of thing.

I’m again reminded of Team Fortress 2. the original release on 360 now looks better than the current PC build.

Also the worldwide chip shortage and their supply issues with hard tops. 

Said it before, say it again: Ford hit this one out of the ballpark when it came to styling the Bronco. Goddamn that’s a great looking truck—it’s got the proper amount of original Bronco DNA updated for the 21st century—just too good.

Looking at the Steam page, these seem like final assets character design wise. Is it really a great idea when the dev didn’t really design this character and it’s basically just Ernie from SS wearing jeans and sneakers? I just don’t get it; design some original assets for your game.

...lol? No, really, people who are playing the entire game and then getting a refund, *especially* if they claim to have liked the game, are bad people. It’s not as if they’re paying huge sums of money and getting a 2 hour game; Summer of ‘58 costs $9.

These people are shitty people, and all of your attempts to justify…

So how do I identify my dominant emotional style? You’ve stated how important it is but didn’t say much about how to identify it other than noting how you feel in difficult times. Is that all there is to it? I would have thought half the blog post would be about it.

Instead, many housing experts think the current seller’s market will persist into 2022, or at least until the housing supply catches up with demand.