It never struck me until this morning reading this article back to back with the regular cab truck comparison that small trucks are given a deference here that is never afforded to small CUVs and that’s kind of interesting.

Probably last year for the Kia Rio.

That’s actually impossible in normal gameplay. The hold doesn’t allow invasions or attacks in that area. However, if you jump off the balcony there’s an NPC invader who will try to kill you.

All the money in the world to buy a yacht, and the interior still looks like my grandma’s kitchen with a “everything must be brown and wood” color scheme befitting the 1970s era in which it was last renovated. 

It’s extremely amusing that people can’t tell the difference between videogame footage and reality. Makes The Matrix even more entertaining.

Corporations get years to correct financial mistakes. Meanwhile the common citizen gets their lives destroyed in just weeks if someone else makes a mistake. Consumer protections in the US is garbage. Contact your representatives! Tell them to do their job and make life better for us.

I too feel on fire when I have too much Cayenne

That’s expert level attention maximizing. These folks were just shooting for concerned fans, not maximum investigation.

Police are never powerless. If they aren't doing something, it's because they don't want to. 

Well, maybe. But I’m guessing that wasn’t the stated reason. I’m guessing the stated reason was more like:

I just posted above: I once got tear-gassed for sitting in a park, protesting old growth forest logging. We didn’t cost billions of dollars in lost commerce. We weren’t demanding the heads of government officials. We weren’t even in the way or clogging up roads. Just sitting and standing with signs.

That’s what the military’s for.

Petulant little children. And yes, it gets more and more ridiculous what they are being allowed to get away with.

Still not enough.

I’m honestly amazed that Mitsubishi still makes an effort to sell cars in the US.

The 911 Safari/Dakar idea is legitimately cool in my opinion.

I think they need to be at some sort of industrial center, not your home. As the batteries age their likely hood of doing something bad goes way up. They need to be some where that can handle it easily when one goes pear shaped. In general agreed though grid storage would be a great second life.

This is a good thing and would help in the shorter term but it’s not a permanent solution. Ultimately, every battery that’s made will still need to be dealt with someday. Obviously getting the most possible out of them is ideal but repurposing them doesn't stop them eventually degrading beyond usefulness. A way to…

They also seem to be geniuses

Buy a large luxury sedan.