TL:DR. I think you are way underestimating how complex even a $150 android phone is. Just because its cheap does not mean its not complex. That said, can’t wait to hack those cheap android not phones in the posts and make all your cars simultaneously pull to the shoulder so I can motor on by unimpeded. All hail the…

There is a “computer” of sorts on this . If you look just fwd of the battery on the passenger side fender support area you can see a shiny new sliver box with a blue electrical connection. That is the ignition control module, a common failure point and of great frustration to both my father and grandfather who just…

Intel has production fabs in the USA. I am most familiar with the ones in Hillsboro, Oregon:

I for forgot RAM is now its own brand... My bad.

Its a rams head. Shocking I know.

LOL

If you are unable to functionally separate the definitions of a tax break and subsidy then I am not responding further.

So your ends justify the means then? Looks at nuclear launch codes.... Guess we could just start over? And thus why we are in the current quagmire we are in.

I didn’t ding them, so calm down. Also I don’t consider either tax break to renewables or the IRS resource depletion tax credit a “subsidy”. They are
(checks notes) tax breaks.

and the civil world thanks you for your ad hominem attack.

Ossoff = documentary film producer and investigative journalist. I dont have high hopes.

As if the Dems have never objected to the electoral vote confirmation. Same old politics, new party, new day.

To be far the IRS “Depletion Deduction” is for natural resource extraction, so for example those lithium miners could also benefit from this IRS rule.

“Solar and wind are now cheap enough” Wellllll..... Only when subsidized unfortunately.

According to popular mechanics its was likely a weld on one of the torpedo fuel tanks that failed.

“Mayflower docks” Sure was nice of the indigenous people to build a dock for the Mayflower loaded with disease riddled Europeans.

“Submarines like the Parche carried 150 pounds of high blast explosives”

While this is supposed to be about the car, I cannot help but notice the backstory of the slow sad decline of US manufacturing.

Thank you for chiming in fanboy!

haha, ya its funny how all the fanboys fail to mention the 22r’s needing a head gasket replacement at the 180-200K  range.