1. The bear’s not old, it’s starving to death because sea ice in the Arctic is melting so quickly that areas the bears could hunt in just years ago are now open ocean. This is happening on such a large scale we think up to 25% of their population may be dead now. 2. It doesn’t, but that doesn’t change the fact that…

Ironic statement, considering how much debt we’re in because Zionist neocons thought launching two major wars with several smaller involvements thrown in, all with absolutely no exit strategy was a good idea. If they had to reach into their own pockets, I bet Kennedy’s line that “The United States...will never start a…

What (affordable) ICE cars these days actually have that visceral, authentic experience though? Much of what you’re describing has already been destroyed by electronic nannies, suspensions and cabins designed to appeal to NVH targets instead of allowing the driver to feel what the car is doing, and otherwise great…

For a company that didn’t exist a decade ago and is still only on their first car developed completely in-house, Tesla is pretty damn impressive. Not sure why so many Jalops are so salty about an American auto company that’s doing awesome work getting recognition and praise for doing so.

I use CC on both a custom Windows 10 tower and a Macbook Pro with Yosemite, and I can’t perceive any appreciable difference in the quality of the experience. If anything, I prefer working on my Windows computer simply because it doesn’t get hot enough to cook dinner on under any sizable work load...

A lot of it is the fact that marketing/branding has a significant amount of final say in which designs get chosen for production, which almost always pushes the final product away from something more unique to something more “universally appealing” (Read: what everyone else is doing these days).

Two words: Artificial Intelligence.

I experienced that. It’s amazing at first and you feel like you’re finally a real human, but then your body adjusts and you’re back to square one and groggy mornings.

Actually, the amount of CO2 emitted to construct a single car is still equivalent to the CO2 emissions several years’ worth of driving that car will create. Even though many of those raw materials are transported in bulk for parts of their manufacturing processes, creating something as complex as a car is a huge…

All those raw materials still have to be extracted, transported around, assembled into something, and transported/assembled several more times before you have a car in your driveway, however. And guess what is ultimately powering the vehicles and machinery that do those jobs...