I live in Phoenix. The 10 between here and Tucson is 75 until you get near either town respectively, then it drops to 65. Parts are also now a “safety corridor”, which is a 0 tolerance speeding zone. As for how often you get to drive that speed, depends on the time of day. There are a lot of commuters between Phoenix…

I agree. Frankly, they just don’t look good on most modern vehicles imo.

Not sure if you know, but you can also just walk away from Pascal and not kill/wipe him, and force him to live with what’s happened (that’s what I did)

Everyone has baggage, that’s life. What it comes down to is how much that bothers the other party.

FWIW, most of our speed limits here out west are closer to 65. 75 outside the cities. There are very few highways where it’s legal to drive 80+. Mileage is affected by a lot of things, so it’s always bit subjective. Was it all up hill? Was it hot or cold? What altitude? Windy? Drag as you mentioned, and so on.…

Absolutely. Newer cars are geared higher because speed limits have gone up. Older cars are still geared more towards 55-60 I’ve found.

I’ve done the I-10/20 to Texas many a time. Unfortunately it was never clear enough for me. Maybe I’ll try on a week day one of these days.

lol, I am west. I live in AZ. Problem is, roads are clogged by fogeys. Sure, i can get a little clear space on a trip, but usually there’s at least SOMEONE visible ahead of me. I would only open her up like that on a deserted highway.

Come to AZ in the Fall/Winter until it gets hot. (or don’t please don’t) We get both all the people who can’t stand the cold from all over the US + all the stupid college students. The additional accidents and people literally double my commute.

The only real problem here is that your mileage goes to crap once you start getting over 75-80ish.

You can paste directly into most things, I do it all the time. You really only need to use a photo editor if you want to crop stuff out. Of course, you could just use the snip tool or alt+PS instead.

Or just use the snip tool in Windows.

The costs that would be incurred to redesign the system around a standard SSD at this point would be incredibly cost prohibitive. Ideally they’d use an NVMe or simple M.2 SATA drive, buy physically changing the dimensions of the unit is a design no-no in this case. Everything fits together perfectly. To change the…

Coming to a track near you: Weed laced tires!

I change my oil when the car tells me it’s time now. Old car I did 3000 on, but it was on 01 (Probably could have done 5k TBH, but it was my first car and it’s dusty as hell out here). These days it’s roughly 7,500 before it asks for a change. I run full synth, so probably could go longer if I cared to.

Most stuff uses NAND flash memory. There are only a few major providers of it. Medium doesn’t really matter. Speeds are usually limitations of the format and technical limitations.

Of course. SSDs are also expensive. The carts / SD cards all use the same SSD memory too. (well, the good ones do anyway)

You already can, they’re called Micro SD cards.

I’m down to the last 2, and now I’m starting to get frustrated, lol. If only because RNJesus has forsaken me.

They aren’t called tecnical manuals unfortunately.