It’s gorgeous. Never been into a v8 front engine Ferrari but this one is choice. Of course I couldn’t even afford a 308 with 100k miles at the moment, but that’s beside the point.

Sadly, less than 1% of Ferrari’s customer base is willing to pay for the manual transmission option to justify its existence.

This is exactly what a lot of people buying these cars want.  Not all buyers, but a pretty big chunk of the market. To spend the money. They want everyone within sight to see (and in this case hear) that they had $300k to drop on a sports car. They aren’t buying it because of it’s performance at the track, or just…

Curious, have you driven a manual in a very powerful car? I am also a manual lover (owned 6 cars, 5 of them manuals), and loved every minute of owning a 350z with a great gearbox and clutch. But I drove a Porsche Turbo with a manual and I hated it, because the longer shift transition times (compared to paddle…

“Just grab the first value you have for each field and use it to fill in the blanks for any missing requirements.”

There SHOULD be safeguards against duplication. I work in database migrations, and you’d be shocked who they put in charge of making critical data mapping & configuration decisions sometimes. It’s getting better over the last 5 years, but many systems are at least 10 years old and a lot of them are poorly designed…

That would just be straight up ill then.

You sure that wasn’t Castro passing gas from the grave?

And here I thought it was the Colombian hookers drying them up.

If only Pimp My Ride had gotten their hands on one of those.

Gold!

WOW. What’s worse is that the vast majority of Fox News viewers probably didn’t think twice about that transition.

I’ve taken a shit in the bushes.

Is that supposed to be a flat screen TV showing a post-nuclear war football game on the wall, or is it supposed to be an example of the only piece of artwork someone would choose to stare at for the next few years? Both options raise serious credibility questions.

Exactly. How this isn’t painfully obvious is a mystery to me.

Don’t forget the Cheeseburger, invented, OF COURSE, by Kim Jong Un. And that one time he shot a 48 for a full 18 holes of golf. He’s an amazing man; god-like really.

This calls into question the entire surveillance apparatus around the country, and strongly indicates help from a third party, either a separate nation state—like Russia or China, or an extremely organized criminal organization.

They will when someone specifically calls them out on it and it makes national news. Corporations Stock prices truly don’t give a fuck about anything.

That was only because it was on video. If it’s not on video then the public outrage is much less, therefore a much lesser penalty is enforced. They ARE consistent.

Right, but does increased ‘collaboration’ mean increased performance? In my experience those looking for constant ‘collaboration’ are just looking for help with their own work or ways to burn through time. It’s rarely productive.