This headline might as well be:

Exactly. This has sh-t all to do with electric cars.

How so? I’ve found Apple’s pen to be top heavy and feels like writing on glass. Not so with the Surface pens.

Lol just thought of this. YTM doesn’t have a locker but they keep insisting we use it. Would they mind if I uploaded my 20,000 song library as YouTube videos and then play them through the app? I wonder if it would work if I kept them private.

They should rename the EPA to the Environmental Production Agency.

That makes a lot of sense to head off that exact situation. I can’t say I’ve ever seen it happen at any store though.

This! I had this happen recently. I was third in line at a checkout. The one next to it opened and the two people in front of me were completely oblivious/looking at their phones. The guy in front of me got angry at me when he realized I had moved to the next open line because he wasn’t paying attention. Apparently he…

Same for elevators. I was on a regional cruise once where apparently people never learned this. If an elevator is full, why are you gonna force your way in if there’s no space anyway?

It’s supposed to be 3/4 size so adults could fit too.

I was jokingly thinking about it until I found out it was sold out. What’s the max speed when using the speed key?

No more than running something like a space heater for long hours. Ideally, you want to put it on a dedicated circuit or a circuit you’re unlikely to share with other devices. It’ll likely be pulling down the max amperage so anything else on there will trip the breaker.

I realized something the other day. I’ve had more downtime from failed forced Windows 10 updates than any malware I’ve ever encountered. For me, Microsoft is essentially a malware vendor.

I see pictures like this so often I think phone reviewers are basically trolling their readers. Like it has to be an inside joke for them or something.

Exactly this. It’s not like developed countries have stopped exploiting their own resources or stopped profiting off of oil.

It reads like a “One Does Not Simply...” meme with a bunch of fist shaking throughout.

This is where they’re gonna get bitten. If they’re presenting the image of being a transport company, that’s a big mark against their argument.

Monopolies aren’t actually illegal. What’s illegal is using your monopoly in anti-competitive ways.

That’s been my experience. I bought a TV that was over 60% of the credit limit on a single card but only about 2% of my total credit available. That dropped me from an 800 to 770 immediately. I made a single payment that dropped my utilization on that single card down below 40% and my credit rebounded to 805 the next…

Is Kimoa not successful?

When I hired vendors for contract work, one of my company’s requirements was similar to Point B in ABC. To satisfy that, the vendors had to prove they derived less than 50% of income from our company.