Well hopefully you'll be dead soon and won't have to worry about it 

Of reality. There is scientific proof.

Sebastian himself doesn’t do that much. But, F1 as a whole, certainly does. In 2019 F1’s carbon footprint through direct, indirect and supply chain impact was estimated to be 256,551 tons of CO2. But the F1 cars themselves contributed only 0.7% of the sport’s emissions.

I love that it’s in Florida, a state that has done so much climate denial and work against fighting climate change.

Vettel is F1's new Kimi. He knows he is probably retiring at the end of the season and that the worst F1 will do is slap him with a fine that he can easily afford. So he might as well say what he thinks.

That’s the weird thing about the economy though. Right now, you’re earning lots of low to mid-tier cars through Menu Books. Once there are no more Menu Books to complete, that stops. So too do the tickets you’re getting awarded for completing some of the books, many of which are higher star levels later in the Cafe.…

It was based on a GMT800 frame (4 generations old) and part of the reason why it had lousy mileage was the large tires and the final drive was supposed to be geared lower than the Chevy and GMC counterparts, ostensibly for “off-road” cred. Note that these were built near South Bend, Indiana instead of Arlington,…

Oh god no. These things are unique freakish monsters. They’re the front half of the Tahoe and part of the frame of one, but with the engine of a Express HD 3500 pulling and the ass end of a Silverado 2500 underpinning it all. Paired up with Pontiac/Buick interior mechanicals for things like the gauges and switchgear.

Powertrains are shared, and some of the interior, but otherwise it doesn’t share very much under the skin with the Tahoe.

There are tons of tires sold today which still use vintage tech. This is a Michelin Pilot Sport, which is head and shoulders above anything designed to 1987 specs. 

My favorite Italian word is “sovralimentada” which means supercharged. Yum.

Quattroporte means “four doors,” but that doesn’t make it a great name.

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

need video of the 9000rpm love song this thing makes. 

But if you're Italian & fluent, it just means "single mirror" 🤷🏻‍♂️

“monospecchio” is a beautiful word. 

Truly a timeless design that has aged like a very fine wine. 

Ghost Of Tsushima is proof that compression and optimization isn’t “worthless” in this modern era as some people say. This is dev time allocated appropriately, and makes a better game because of it.

Seeing as how that game was also on N64, the Dreamcast might have had enough RAM to simply load the entire game without having to read off the disc again. I know the original Animal Crossing on Game Cube was like that, since it was originally an N64 game.

The Dreamcast was always pretty good about load times. Plenty of games had them, but more often than not I found myself impressed by either their absence or speed.