Starfield isn’t even open-world, though. That’s why it has so many loading screens. You’re basically teleporting between different levels. Elite Dangerous and NMS are open-world but their worlds are barren. Flight Simulator actually simulates the Earth, with cities and landmarks. If this DLC actually allows you to…

You don’t think that average includes the tons of Tesla sales? You think it’s just a couple Lucids tipping the scales?

I can’t afford a $32,000 car, let alone one twice that. And I drive my cars for 10+ years. In a decade will my electric car be as obsolete as an iPhone 5?

“The dealers have pointed to a lack of demand for less-than-affluent customers”

But a deposit is securing my first right to ownership, no? The dealer took a deposit, which is funds in exchange for agreeing that the truck in question is mine to purchase when it arrives and is ready to be sold, and then didn’t honor it? Why did it take my money then? Just a shitty 0% interest bank account? 

Proton Pump Inhibitors are fascinating.

Weird. Normal people don’t want to buy a $50k car with 7% interest rates, tech that’s outdated faster than a modern smartphone, a business model that’s constantly pushing microservices, and tracks all your movements with no way to opt out or find out where that information is going?

NAsa has disputed that 

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At least this subject has to do with transportation and vehicles.  If you want to air this particular grievance, check out the main article about two billionaires trying to arrange a cage match.

They told the Coast Guard right away, which made it possible for folks to find the wreckage and confirm. Announcing “we have received information from a secret source indicating that we are probably looking for a gravesite” is not exactly good crisis comms, especially when there’s a slight chance they were wrong about…

it’s not top secret.  there are wikipedia articles on the systems the Navy has around the globe for passive listening in the oceans

When comparing EVs to ICE it’s actually pretty valid.

There’s a huge difference between noticing a massive, colorful work of art on a persons back - that’s being actively shown off (and rightly so), and picking out nazi symbolism in a mass of grey-scale tattoo work on the inside of a persons arm.

I wouldn’t make the jump to assume that the show’s hosts share or endorse this guy’s beliefs, but I do find it odd that in the time they spent with him, they’d not notice the tattoos and say something to the producers. Further, it strains credulity that nobody on the crew noticed literal Nazi SS tattoos during…

I mean, but so what? There will never be a world where only good movies get made. “Hell on earth” seems like a major overreaction. I get that it’s supposed to be maybe humorously melodramatic (maybe?), but the humor isn’t really coming through.

I know, right? I got the Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt NES for Christmas as a kid, I spent a year of college playing Mario Kart 64, and I’m excited to see this movie with my kids tomorrow because they can enjoy something I grew up with and then moved past. I’m expecting a colorful kids movie with a few nods to older…

“If a good movie is successful, people will make bad movies." Is this a joke I'm missing? 

I guess you could say Snoop Dog was just

Then what are you saying?  Seems like you said you wanted to blow up the ship.  Well, the ship is crewed by ordinary people.  And if you sink it, it also hurts the environment. So... what exactly are you doing here?