Thanks for clarifying. I now know the answer to “who was driving the big truck.” 

There’s something about old Rally racing footage that just makes me so happy. I think it’s because of all of the different approaches various manufacturers made to their cars. It feels like many of today’s cars have the same outward shape/ design.
Old footage also reminds me of what I still consider to be one of the…

I got a 2010 Forester thinking I’d get decent mileage than my previous ride (a 1998 Forester). It technically did, but only a little. And it was premium (Forester XT) so no real savings.
And when that one was wrecked, I got a 2011 Forester XT. I don’t know what magic they pulled, but this one gets about 2-3mpg more…

Most of those old “muscle” cars would get smoked in a 0-60 by a lot of very average cars these days. Hell, my Forester XT could best a whole lot of them on a 0-60.
They were fast to those standards, pretty dog slow to modern. We’re talking, production of course, not aftermarket modified. That’s the thing about HP,…

Yeah, but they don’t cost much, if any, money for them to be listed on Steam, whereas including any ongoing potential licensing fees, a game that doesn’t play is a game that doesn’t pay. Especially a game with potentially problematic early 2000's potentially problematic racial stereotypes. 

No. You can run it, but the game doesn’t function properly. Controller support... It doesn’t exist, so M/K only. There are various patches and workarounds that will drive you crazy getting to work, however.
I’ve been toying with the idea of building an XP machine just to run a bunch of older games like this. Probably…

For MCII, like others have stated, licensing. But really, that’s only half the problem. The game itself refuses to run properly on modern systems and simply does not like to use a controller. There are some mods and/ or hacks to help with UI scaling and such. But in reality, the game itself is almost unplayable on…

I was driving on the outskirts of Flint, Mi. and I was in a very rundown area that looked like it was home of a meth kingpin. While traversing what appeared to be an asphalt road in a former life, I came across a truck stuck in a ditch along side somebody’s house. Not a deep ditch, no water. But the ditch was deep…

Ahh, the reply of a guilty conscious
“what? me? Worry? Nahhhh, that’s what people who actually care about people do and caring isn’t cool”

Big tough man can’t find emotion, must create misery for others so you don’t feel miserable. 

Las Vegas is going with Boring company because they paid Las Vegas money and promised them a lot more than what they are getting.

Up front costs of a rail system is higher, but it’s cheaper to maintain and transports far more people than a few cars in a lit up tunnel. This is just another bad idea that had far more…

If they were just running cars in your tunnels, they’d probably be done already as well. 

This is pretty amazing. This will likely become a tourist stop for Nintendo fans

It’s not that bad there. The poverty rate is half that of the US at 5.3% to the US’s 10.3% so... Yeah. 

There is no second hand market for the Tribeca. It was bad. 

“FH4 is a shining example of a game that suffers from excess. It’s aimless in its progression...”

This. Man, I loved playing this game for a bit, but it just kind of drags on after a while. I’m not even sure how much of the story I’ve even played at this point.

For all that FH4 is worth, it’s way better if you’ve got…

I don’t have the math, but the point that’s missing here is weight ratios.
This structural battery would be significantly lighter (if the article is correct) than a traditional battery pack.
A huge reason for all of that power to begin with is due to the weight of the battery pack.
Reducing the mass that has to be…

That looks interesting... Oh, Apple Arcade? Let me just go back to playing games on a better platform.

Same, tbh

What’s the big deal, some dude did it in a Second Gen Forester XT.

This is cool, but I’d way rather have this as a Forester. I feel like the shorter body fits this branding better.