I was thinking about all the rare earth elements that went into the construction of the Tesla and the toxic materials that were just distributed in that whole area after the explosion. Nice explosion but what a waste.

Even if you do it yourself, it’s going to be expensive. It’s not like you can go down to NAPA and buy their generic version.

As cars become more computerized this is becoming common. Many of the car’s systems are run by computer code you don’t own, but are merely licensing and can’t access, modify or repair without the proper authorization. Basically modern cars are covered in a large extent under the same kind of legal bs as when you buy…

Honestly, this could be a potential issue for ALL EVs. Now I’m no Tesla apologist (with their shoddy build quality, I’d never even CONSIDER one, and that’s not even mentioning their scammy business model), but we don’t have a lot of data on the long term cost of owning EVs on dedicated platforms like this. Tesla was…

Ask any farmer about repairing modern farm machinery.

Bless those random angry youtubers blowing stuff up.  Bless them all.

Greg Tate, Eve Babitz, bell hooks, and now Joan Didion. This month has decimated my favorite authors luist. All love top theior friends and family. I’m gutted, can’t imagine how they feel.

Rest in peace, Ms. Didion.
Thank you for the amazing work you did.

Find me the year the top player left his throne and joined someone else?

So what you're saying is that when a moderate adopts progressive policies during his campaign, we should just know he's lying and not expect anything beyond "not being Donald Trump"? Because I'm not sure that you've got a long term strategy there...

I stopped watching after the plane crash but ended up catching up during Covid. The show is absolutely bonkers and occasionally infuriating, but now that I am caught up, I have started watching regularly again. I can’t explain it. Some sort of subliminal mind control perhaps. I guess it’s just comfortable and…

We must be around the same age. In my freshman year, my roommate and I had the biggest TV, so we hosted Grey’s Night every Monday (?) night. Which was super fun, don’t get me wrong, but I cannot understand how some crazy doctor drama I started watching in 2005 is still plugging along. I don’t remember when I stopped…

Of course, then they fall in love. 

Then the doctors do surgery on the heart in the field right?

The helicopter dropping on Ramano followed by Weaver directing his donation to a center for gay and homosexual health was amazing.

After working non-stop for 19 years I’m not sure why she’d even want to continue working.

Walked in on my gf watching this the other day. Took me a whole 15 seconds to tell her what was going to happen next. Show is so predictable. Put a heart transplant in a car with 3 main actors and you know that shits going off a cliff. 

It’s crazy to me this show is still on. I definitely watched the first few seasons, but they have to keep upping the ante and the show jumped the shark... I don’t know what the exact shark jump was, maybe ghost sex, but that might just be because you brought it up and I don’t remember specifics anymore.

I’m not an expert on this, but there isn’t enough discussion on the trauma that comes along with being adopted. My friend was adopted by an amazing family as an infant and struggled. I’ve read other stories as well. Even if the foolish were to ignore the risks of pregnancy and the trauma of labor, adoption isn’t…

Re: Justice Barret’s suggestion that women can just carry a pregnancy to term and then, like, drop the baby off at the fire department and skip merrily away: In that situation, what rights does the other parent have and doesn’t that kind of complicate this whole thing?