This is the wrong forum for the “Nobody needs x amount of power” discussion. You’re looking for Consumer Reports or NaderFaves.org.

True, but it skews heavily engineering and technical.

For bad behavior, obviously no.

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I think those comments were from an earlier version of the story, where it seemed that Townley might be the victim of a crime.

As a pedantic note, the past tense of thrust is thrust.

Our auditors have tried that. We simply said, “no thanks.”

I’m in manufacturing and agree. The cost of holding inventory is around 0.2%/month. It’s idiotic to risk major outages for such a small number.

Great summary of the problem.  I know I’ve thrown some shade about lazy reporting, but this is an example of how it looks when you hit one out of the park.

So if you defend yourself from a madman with a hatchet, *you’re* the threat???

Interesting thought, but fences would seem more effective for this.  The overhang is pretty much guaranteeing vortices.

The same 1TB drive is $97 without the game, which means the bundle loses you $3.  Heckuva job there.

The same 1TB drive is $97 without the game, which means the bundle loses you $3.  Heckuva job there.

Or the very confusing “Foreback”.

Can anyone explain the “horns” over the rear window?

True, but he wound up taking it furthest.

What? Who in their right mind could disagree with that?

I got coal-rolled and tailgated in Illinois on my Ducati. Likely because I was wearing a helmet.

Or Priuses. 

Harley riders: lean right.

It’s part of the “unplanned windshield delete” package.