https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/01/why-the-ev-boom-could-put-a-major-strain-on-our-power-grid.html

yeah what, the Xbox one has been around for 5 years

It’s inconvenient if you don’t own your own home, I would have considered it otherwise. I was also nervous about resale values, especially of non-Teslas and in general the after market seems prone to some volatility 

That’s how evangelical christians talk about their faith

People should keep their car keys out of reach of their children.

when you say big people, would someone who is 6'5" fit? thanks!

it’s true

I’d be curious if other insecurities (weight, general attractiveness, etc) also lead to various car purchases

I mean my brother is too tall for some standing roller coasters (6'5") but it’s mostly just bad business if your ride doesn’t fit a majority of people, even if they are unhealthy. If 90% of people had 50" waists, you’d want to make sure your for-profit business could handle that, so it just seems short sighted

I mean people buy Jeeps and Broncos even though they will almost never go off-road because they want “the option”. People buy aspirationally, not logically, so it becomes difficult to sell them the fact that they don’t go anywhere

kind of invasive

this is the biggest revelation, kill them all off

seconded this, their modern boxers run great

that C pillar is awful

I definitely miss it. We had a video game club in high school and we would connect a bunch of Xbox’s via LAN with the TVs on the roller stand. Such good times

i fucking LOVE Bawls. damn, loved the mist when you opened it

100%. When I first started driving again after 12 years (I was in nyc), my reflexes weren’t what they used to be and it prevented a rear end collision (which is the most common), I think people should know what their car is capable of and not capable of though.

all I want is a Hall Effect joystick instead of a potentiometer so it will never have any drift and be rock solid forever

it’s wild that people dont seem to understand how stretched our power grid currently is and just assume itll all work out

infrastructure maybe for charging stations but that’s still relying on the current grid, right? I’m not saying it’s not important to do what theyre doing but it feels like a half measure thats going to bite us in the ass