This time I bought a NewerTech NuPower battery and also a brand new Apple MagSafe charger.

It’s pretty bad when any person familiar with Apple products says the best MacBook Pro to buy is from 2012. Myself, I’m typing on a 13" from 2010. I bought it brand new, the cheapest Pro (when they still had a HDD). I’ve had only self inflicted memory problems and battery/chargers crapping out. It’s never bricked.

My favourite video is where he’s pounding down a 2-6 of Jäger while diagnosing and fixing a “unfixable” MacBook Pro. Buddy slayed like half that bottle in 45min:

If wrenching taught with my dad unintentionally taught me anything, it was how to curse in more elaborate phrases.

* So that all can enjoy:

This is very similar to the Apple business model. Buy a fancy Apple phone, laptop or computer. If you’re the first owner for a couple years and take care of it, it’s half decent apart from the cloak and dagger of trying to avoid necessary recalls. 

Uh not really. More akin to a 8yo figure skating class when anything greater than a cm of near freezing snow falls. At least a quarter of drivers in the city should be hit with a VI for improper/worn tires for winter conditions.

Only when you really don’t care about a modicum of carving corners. Tourers, cruisers and dragbikes.

Alright. The battery disconnect is what I always do, fuel stabilizer and pumping up the tires are a good idea.

For how long CoFL? This is what I personally do:

I want that Mazda to be called The Zoom Zoom now...

There’s a handful of countries that are using those sources as their primary power (mostly Hydro). Hydro causes it’s own environmental and ecological issues especially during construction. Wind turbines also cause problems with wildlife both flight and ground dwelling. Every power generation source comes with specific…

There’s no false dilemma, there’s no such thing as an emission free vehicle as per my first quote of Einstein.

Einstein is quoted as saying “Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another”

“What are they trying to do here? Make fashion-statement pickup trucks? Might as well build that CyberTruck monstrosity, if fashion and image are the point, rather than true functionality.”

The snark has been noted here. But what justification do the author or commenters have for dictating what a person should and shouldn’t like or want and therefore buy?

I give it a week (possibly less) before the GTA V players create this completely shot for shot in game with the original audio.

It does stem from the event but the problem doesn’t exist within that actual event itself. They likely liaise with the mall security. The actual parking lot event appears perfectly fine that way, it’s the unnecessary departure antics and the associated peanut gallery just out of that bubble that’s the problem.

That was an I20pener!

The capacity in a way is different in the crowds they deal with in both size and scope, as well as permits and licenses for the functions.