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Because prices will not change, and the manufacturers will pocket the 7K extra on every EV sold.

My wife’s Venza got T-boned, flipped, and totaled.

Red Bull costs you wiiiiiiings!

“I slowly feathered the brakes as I’m going to compensate for my balls dragging down the runway...”

So we force pilots to retire at 60 but we let walking corpses run the government?

Couldnt agree more. Northerly is quite an awesome venue, its awesome seeing shows there at night on the lake front with the view of the skyline behind you. 

This is important to remember - the SST requires 8 liters of Daiqueen SSTF-I trans fluid and a new filter every 5k miles.

But seriously, snow tires.

It’s pretty simple; you can’t advertise something for sale at a price that you don’t intend to actually sell at that price or under terms not mentioned in the ad. A grocery store can’t advertise $1/gallon milk, but refuse to sell it to you at that price unless you also buy $10 worth of cottage cheese after you walk

Given what we know about the maintenance of Russian tanks, trucks, mobile rocket launchers and other equipment, the safe assumption is that none of the planes have been properly maintained — and any paperwork suggesting compliance was probably falsified.

Maintenance records and up to date maintenance manuals are relevant only if you are expected to follow first world safety requirements. As others said, there is still plenty of need for commercial and military air transport within Russian air space.

Russia (and the USSR before them) had a hell of a time flying anything *safely* until they were able to buy western airplanes and especially western support for them. The Soviet era airplanes and airlines were death traps - and that is right back where they are going to shortly be. Not that it matters, since tourism

What he↑ said.

Heh. Cars pooping. 

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3rd gear: I think cabs of the future that are fully automated still should have the ability for a passenger to manually drive. You never know when you might have a tracker stuffed up your nose and have a couple bad guys chasing you with automatic weapons and can’t think of a valid address to go to.

I like it, but I’m not a fan of hiding the manual behind a paywall.

Right as the police were dragging this person out of the plane, someone should've whispered in their ear,"Thanks for the DNA."

This reminds me of the time I hosted a chess tourney at my house during the Christmas holiday. Lots of folks showed up but they just stood around near the front door talking about how great they were at the game.

Buy a name brand used bike on Craigslist. Then replace the brake pads and cables. Pay the local bike shop to do it if you’re not entirely comfortable doing that.

I used to do work like this. we had a guy at the docks that would call when a container ship full of TV/VCR combos would come in, he would tell me what truck and what highway it was on