Hell no, even if I was remotely interested in a GM EV there’s no way. It’s the same as lemon law buybacks, you’re banking on the selling dealer giving you the true story which they probably don’t know, and they always say “it was a tiny problem with the infotainment/sunroof/xxx and it’s been fixed.” When in reality…

Fortnightly! 

This thread sent me down a rabbit hole. Apparently the Kaufman dudes were condominum renters, and sometime after they had established contracts with tenants a law was passed that allowed periodic rent adjustments commensurate with the consumer price index.

Some residents have taken to parking their trucks in a pay lot over half a mile from the neighborhood,

It’s a designed thing. (Wikipedia is a damn mess on what the rules are.)

“Sora Lee makes a measly salary of $400,000 per year as head of marketing for TikTok It gets worse, that salary combined with her investment portfolio only gives her a net worth of about $843,000. Times are tough right now for social media executives.”

Bonus question: how many of them would think the A stands for Arena?

Even better than increasing fines would be to change tax laws to not allow fines to be deductible as a business expense, so that it goes directly to reducing bottom line profits. We don’t get to deduct fines from income. Businesses shouldn’t get to either. 

It used to be that Congress would give the various executive agencies the power to enact regulations, since they had the scientists and other smart people to do so. As evidenced by the anti-vax push, the ultra-right is moving forward with its anti-intellectualism campaign.  We are rapidly headed toward another Dark…

Deliberately misleading clickbait titles? On Jalopnik?! You don’t say

The problem is not U-235 or U-238. These are naturally occurring isotopes on earth as a leftover of their production billions of years ago. The longer the half-life of an isotope is, the less radioactive a set amount of it is.

Sure, absolutely. But that’s not the world we live in now, and not tipping makes you a complete asshole.

I’ve never seen a car with a thermometer. Temperature sensors, yes, but not a thermometer. I don’t think any car company has claimed their vehicles have thermometers.

Yeah, I get it’s popular to rag on Boeing right now, but this is not funny. Atlas launches using kerosene and liquid oxygen and is on its last legs before retirement. Starliner has launched a paltry three times, and is likely to fly a maximum of six more times.

Some of these incidents obviously require a more serious response.

You couldn’t find any stock imagery of Sag Harbor?

He just needs to spread the simple key to life - happiness in your household!

Eagle Talon over Eclipse and Laser. I don’t know why but it always seemed the better looking of the cars.

That shit will never take off. No where to refuel it and the range is abysmal.