There were a few versions of the original game released for PS1 - the original version is harder to get but also brutally difficult (the developers increased the difficulty of the US release, similar to SNES-era games). Then there was a Director’s Cut and a Director’s Cut Dual Shock Edition, which stayed in print well…

Who cares about this fat fuck. He’s British trash that the British hated, and yet somehow found an audience here in the US among morons who watch him.

Fun fact: she’s actually an English baroness though marriage - her full title is Jamie Lee Curtis, Baroness Haden-Guest.

I’m still hoping she cameos in a Christopher Guest comedy, seeing as they’ve been married for 38 years.

I like Halloween H20, shame they had to undo all that with Resurrection.

FWIW I’d have put Wanda and Trading Places in top 2, though not sure which one is absolute best.

I agree with the point made about how regressive Helen Tasker’s role is in True Lies, before coming into her own. Despite that it’s a great film, if…

You have my vote in the lede. I’m totally not cheating. The E39 5series had my favourite implementation of their headlights with the halos, and each iteration since just hasn’t been as good.

This is one of those “good luck finding another” cars. Even in 2-liter/autotragic form the 200SX hardly ever appears for sale, esp. without corrosion. It’s worth a small premium. BUT, this would have been a $2K car pre-pandemic. No more than $4k in today’s market.

Seconded - I don’t even have a horse in this race since I’m still using a 1070 and quite frankly I don’t need anything more powerful than that. I’m just tired of corporations screwing over consumers with relative impunity, and I hope this comes back and bites Nvidia in the ass.

Can they do that? Like if a trucker gets a load of blueberries from Oregon, does he have to have an EV to take it into California?

I really wish we could get these announcements with the supporting data that CARB is using. They aren’t throwing a dart at the wall and saying “guess it’ll be 2027". They are looking at data that says “there are X number of trucks being used in the state and local governments and based on the service life and these…

And replace them with what? Tesla vaporware? I understand that there are companies working in this electric truck space and making charging more efficient... But this timeline seems really aggressive. Honestly if this were feasible nationwide… I’d be 100% on board just so I don’t have to hear Jake brakes non stop. I…

Yeah people act like there are not any good chicken alternatives to Chick-fil-bigot.

Oh god, it’s from East Texas? If it didn’t end up being used by terrorists abroad, it would’ve ended up being used by domestic terrorists here. 

I personally didn’t realize how big a deal and global it was until stuff like this happened in Syria. Before that I figured that the vehicles just went into Mexico and possibly down into South America over time. Never knew it was world wide.

100%. It’s not flashy but the biggest thing that needs to change for adoption of electric cars to be worthwhile and moreover POSSIBLE is expanding the network of high capacity charging (incentivize it, put ads on them, anything!) but we also need to make our grid capable of handling it. If everyone had an electric car…

This is the same California who’s electric grid cannot handle it’s current loads regularly right?

I still find it hilarious that passenger vehicles are the ones blamed, but planes just got a regulation scare within the past couple years, and cargo shit/marine vehicles seemingly don’t get standards either.

The original Fast and Furious didn’t see this coming. People don’t street race anymore. They just do donuts in intersections for instagram.

So the City is installing Gymkhana Course Markers on Public Streets?