The (manual) transmissions are notorious for being made of glass, too... I owned 3 c900's over the years and they all had some form of transmission woes.

You see, if you drove a Tesla you wouldn’t have any gears...

If you’re going to dim them a lot, its good to try them out in your home before buying in bulk (although these also would work just fine in a non-dimmed application). I found only a few bulbs so far that dim acceptably for my own purposes.

If you’re going to dim them a lot, its good to try them out in your home before buying in bulk (although these also…

It would be better if it auto-subbed words rather than simply rejecting them.

They thought my mom might have chronic Lyme at one point, until she finally got a CT scan and they found melanoma all over her body. She died within 12 months.

Dealers will take the cars - it’s just the offers you’ll get are kind of like them spitting in your face.

Vehicle Titles, registration, tags - Not sure how well this will all work based on the different laws in different states.

DIA has 4 north-south runways and so anytime the wind is out of the east or west (like when we get upslope storms) and they want to keep the main runways open you’ll be seeing a lot of crosswind landings. Pilots are well-trained to handle these conditions so it’s generally a safe condition.

Wind shear is actually a different (more scary) phenomenon than crosswind where wind speed and direction changes suddenly on approach, sometimes causing planes to lose airspeed and stall.

IIRC they agree to release anyone who wants to be released. This to me implied some don’t and the simulation will continue.

I just made a simple spreadsheet to track my running costs on all my cars. IRS rate is 54 cents per mile - Currently, my dieselgate Jetta TDI is well under that at 31 cents. My wife’s ST is well over it at around 65 cents a mile, but we financed all the maintenance through 100k miles so that value will only go down as…

Denver’s public transit is pretty good and getting better. They are investing billions over the next few decades.

What is the statute of limitations on this kind of thing?

I was sitting at about $18k on KBB pre-scandal for my ‘13, it’s more like $12k now. However in those 6 months I did put 15k more miles on the car.

Even the cheap-o Wusthof knives with the plastic handles are very good knives.

Even the cheap-o Wusthof knives with the plastic handles are very good knives.

Charging stations will be like parking meters in cities eventually. They are already at commodity-level pricing especially if you buy in bulk. The infrastructure will be a little harder, but demand response technology and renewables like solar and wind can be put to good use on this type of thing. If you had enough…

Instead of saying the password out loud, maybe leverage other hardware you’d have on hand? For example you can still put together your order through Alexa by voice command, and whip out the phone for a quick touch ID to confirm the purchase.

Well, to be fair, having a comfy place to sit, a little space to stretch out and staff to bring things to you while you sit does encourage me and mine to loosen our wallets a little in terms of buying food and drinks. So in that regard the theater is smart to go upscale and keep the same ticket prices.

Or install windows. My 8-year old Macbook pro runs better on win7 than it has on the last several releases of OSX.

We only go to the ones that bring you food and beer and have the recliners. I don’t think I’m alone in this. More theaters will adapt and remodel as time goes on. The tickets aren’t even more expensive, which I thought was weird since there are less seats per screen. You can go see a sunday morning matinee for like $5.