Sure, that’s understood but ‘Us’ won’t be buying games and ‘Us’ is a niche of a niche.

I'm glad to see that I'm not alone in hoping for the backwards compatibility. Have a bunch of games I had bought for my PS2 that I've never played because it crapped out on me.

This is awesome.

Garlos nailed It. Its one of the best things about them going over to the same architecture x86. No reason your ps4 games shouldn’t run and even better on a ps5. They will deliver. your right though. mentioning that more would put alot of us at ease. especially the digital content.

PS4 games yes and a perfectly reasonable request. Anything before PS4 isn’t reasonable, especially since they want you to probably go through a digital marketplace.

I volunteer to 3D print a Willys if David writes an article on it.

it’s never going to happen.

I hope the AC works well, that Plexiglas dome gotta make it hot! 

Why aren’t you writing my headlines?

For only $3,000 you can out-weird your coworker’s cybertruck.

For a second, I thought they found the person who emails me that they’ve been recording me while I watch XYZ explicit porn, with some ancient password of mine as evidence, and I need to send them bitcoin before they show my family.

The first version of the PowerEgg did transform. I was disappointed when I saw this version didn’t.

When I worked at Chrysler five years ago, it wasn’t uncommon for contract employees to hold roles for upwards of three or four years without being offered a direct role.

Fortunately/Unfortunately having a more fluid workforce using contractors became a huge piece of cost cutting after the last recession.  The idea is that this percentage of the workforce can be cut at any time to relieve financial pressures while trying to save the jobs of the rest of the work force.  I work in the…

Obviously cramming the necessary motors and other parts in there to make it transform on its own would be insane, but I’m still thoroughly disappointed that it doesn’t. I’m wondering if the original design spec was:

The new Defender is the best Discovery ever

Andrew, your pictures and setup are top notch every single time on these big adventures. That was an enjoyable read.

I can try to dig it up, but I recall there being a way to inspect which tensioner is installed. You don’t have to remove the timing cover or anything to see if it’s the new or old design.
Ah, here it is: https://humblemechanic.com/check-2-0t-tsi-timing-chain-tensioner/

They won’t proactively replace the tensioner. You have to let it fail, hope you’re still in the extended warranty period, pay the multiple thousands out of pocket and cross your fingers for reimbursement. The gf has a ‘11 Tiguan. I replaced it proactively so it wouldn’t destroy the head / entire block.... No…

Having 4 slightly different variants of this engine in my household in the past (Tiguan, B8 A4, Q3, B8.5 A4), it’s not THAT hard to fix this issue so a lot of them were also repaired at independent shops or DIY. It’s completely plausible that it could have been done not at a dealer, thus no records.