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Local Whole Foods had 8 charger-only stations a decade back, right up front with the handicapped parking. I’d go there maybe once every couple of weeks, but almost never noticed any of charger spaces used. Fast forward five years - I’m not going to that store much any more, and stop in. Half the chargers are gone, now

I made an AI farm with a ridiculous amount of tankage, then went exploring for a few days while it filled.

Only thing with the Soul is the GDI engine - some, around 100k, start drinking oil like crazy. Had to have my engine replaced at 102k, it was going through about two quarts every 1000 miles. They covered it under warranty, but I started at about 90k with the ‘hey, it’s started drinking more oil’ thing, and they did an

It’s an interesting concept, to be sure. I’d have liked to have seen it in operation. It’s got a retro-modern look that I really like. (Though when it was designed, it wasn’t exactly ‘retro’, was it?)

This is Gizmodo Media. The home for people who hate anything and everything that other people like or enjoy.

It was a freighter, as I recall.

This...

Want to get rid of them too?”

Just like paying the minimums on a credit card.   You’ll be paying for decades, even if it’s a small amount.

Lo how the mighty Gawker network’s fallen.  They’re at a point where they can’t even afford to buy a clue...

Pain is educational.  I blame playgrounds designed so nobody ever has a boo-boo.

And exceedingly accurate. It’s amazing what people will do for clicks - I’m just waiting for some TikTok challenge that involves serious self-harm and we’ll see how many people go for it.

And air temp and altitude.   If you can’t get enough lift, then you’ve got to wait for cooler temperatures, or lighten your load.

Find yourself an Asian food store, and pick up some Gochujang. Or get it at Walmart. It’s got the same sort of bite and heat as Siracha, at least to me...

How about changing the title to ‘How to sound more knowledgeable’ instead of ‘less stupid’?

So? Nothing like groveling in person.

I’ll take your last question seriously. Freight rail won’t cut it for HSR - you need to lay new track wherever you need to go. That’d cost between $4-10 mil per mile, at least, in 2020 $$$. It’d take probably 30-50 years for a minimal network that covers where people fly now, cost exponentially more than the forecast

Yeah... kind of strange, isn’t it?  It’s like the priorities are screwed.

That looks great! I’ll have to try that.

That’s nasty, nasty stuff.