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I’m going with Legit - the owner is trying to figure out why there’s no interest on alfabb:

“I tried to sell it, honey, but people kept thinking it was a scam.”

Time for the firebomb of reasons 1st gear will never work, accompanied by 0 alternatives or things that will.

Jared, my man, I know you want a hatch so you can sleep in it... but hear me out: There’s a better way.

Ok, I’ll bite.

I’d argue that putting a battery and motor on an bicycle just adds to its carbon footprint. Pedal like its intended.”

Would you rather they overlook the research’s conclusion that details a disproportionate number of racial/ethnic minorities bare the brunt of fossil fuel production externalities?

Words have a spectrum of meaning, dictionaries illustrates this well. if you can only imagine the term “racism, racist, etc.” as a

There does not need to be individual intent for systemic issues to be racist; that’s the entire concept of structural racism. Some oil executive isn’t sitting down and going “let’s put the refinery here because I hate black people.” They put the refineries where land is cheapest and the neighbors don’t have the

Completely discounting the entire field of study of Environmental Justice because you feel somehow personally attacked that, hey, maybe the most important, most damaging megacorporations in the United State of America might also be a part of the structural racism we live in every day, is bush-league cowardice.

This is Jalopnik. This is what Jalopnik does.

Not to go off on a tangent, but can we stop using the term “ridesharing”? That isn’t what Uber or Lyft are. It is a marketing term they use to try and make it not sound like what they are, taxi services circumventing taxi regulations.

Presumably the owners may want to transit the canal again, regardless of the disposition of this specific ship. 

I’ve worked in trucking for over 50 years. All these answers are wrong. They are called “hotdog doors”. Whenever we go to truck stops to do whatever it is we do there, we also buy lots of hotdogs. Sometimes hot, sometimes cold, it all depends on the altitude of your location. We would store said hotdogs in the

a small transformer would work

Tire mechanic was in the wrong. When you put studs on, you don’t use an impact gun. You hand them on and then finish with a torque wrench. I don’t care how many people will tell you “Oh just do a few threads and if it’s good, zip it on!” or “Use a torque stick and it’s OK”.

Despite my Lexus being from Texas originally...”

Toyota literally wrote the book on how to do modern manufacturing. But Obviously they had read Ender’s Game at some point

There is a cost to planning, resources spent reviewing supply chains and space required for stockpiling. Many companies will give up any of that in a few years when they forget why they did it and just focus on shaving costs to raise the stock price another penny so their bonus gets bigger.

Would someone do that? Just go on the internet and lie?