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STICK TO CLICKBAIT.

“But you don’t need a charging port. A 240v outlet will do just fine for overnight charging.”

If they don’t own an EV, having access to a charging port would be the 11,437th thing they care about in deciding between two apartments. That’s my point; in order for chargers to get installed, there needs to be a critical mass of folks who drives EVs, which would make access to a charging port a huge incentive to

Ah yes, lots of people won’t move into an apartment complex unless ::checks notes:: they have easy access to power for their block heaters. Very common occurrence.

Whatever extra money they would make wouldn’t be worth the hassle of dealing with the contractors, electricians, city permitting, etc. Presumably, the “money” would just pay the electric company for the cost of the electricity, which might even be tied directly to a tenant’s account.

GM released Volt, with 40 miles of range in 2011 and the Bolt, with 240 miles of range, in 2016.

“Not really that hard or too expensive”

Ah yes, Ford’s cutting-edge electrical vehicles, like the . . . oh wait.

The “Stick to Sports” argument was clearly pretext for management exercising editorial control over the content of articles to support management’s political views. The “non-sports” posts on Deadspin outperformed the “sports” posts, and anyways, the point of Deadspin was that they didn’t stick to sports. If we wanted

Its like they killed Deadspin and are now making us watch them rape the corpse while keeping us gagged. Deadspin Forever!

Neutral: I live in a congested large city and have an EV (well, a Volt, but I try to drive in all EV mode whenever possible except road trips). The biggest barrier wasn’t necessarily price, and in the next 5 years, price won’t be the barrier it is now; hell, you can get a Bolt for like $28k, and as battery production

Update, 9:40am ET: An earlier version of this story called Richard Spencer an “old friend” of Milo Yiannopoulos. But Yiannopoulos rejects that characterization and we’ve softened the language to make it clear that they’re not necessarily friends, despite video evidence of the two men at the same bar where Spencer was

Sir this is a Jiffy-Lube waiting room. 

“People who do really good stuff have flaws.”

So, a shit-heel CEO inadvertently ruins a great product because of his own ego and inflated self-image along with complete lack of media common sense?

“A new cinematic trailer for the game showed a group of treasure hunters fighting against what could be demons, or private equity executives.”

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This was a fun site. The world is worse place without it. But goddamn it is better to blow it up then let it waste away. You should all feel extremely proud of the work you’ve done and the community you nurtured here.

It would definitely take a total over-haul of our current labor system. But like you said, it is also doable! Think big.

Corporations are a violation of the free market too; individuals are shielded from liability from the debts incurred by and judgments against their businesses, as if the two were separate entities. That’s a legal fictions created and enforced by strict government regulation and power. Absent that, we’d all be free to

Man you’re going to flip your shit when you find out how many businessmen in management are involved in fraud and crimes!