A dozen cops for one stolen ca . . . Oh.

So, there is the Cybertruck.. and everything else.

Back in the stupid days, I had a race-prepped Alfa Romeo Spider, which was my only car. Fortunately I didn’t have to drive it everyday (my commute was a bus), but I used it regularly for grocery shopping and usual stuff like that. It had no top, so I did get caught in rain many times, fortunately, there wasn’t a…

Rustic open-plan concept waterfront cottage. Easy access to highway. Diamond in the rough waiting for a little TLC.

While my gut is to agree, I can almost guarantee that the societal costs to the rest of us increases because of things like this. Obviously the fatalities have both direct and indirect costs associated with them, but what is left out here is the likely increase in numbers and in severity of injuries. Injuries that…

Ray and Charles Eames were wife & husband, not brothers

I’m an EV owner. I am neither laid back nor am I friendly. I’m quite often smug, and on occasion am insufferable and/or clueless. That said, if you get to a charging station before me, and you can plug in and charge, first come first served.

I think silicon valley calls it “accelerate fast and brake things”.

Bruh. That looks like a futuristic bar of soap. The Zonda as it is has no bad angles.

There’s Norway they didn’t properly Finnish the job. Investigate, take names, Denmark down all the engineers who OK’d it and banish them to Greenland.

As someone working for another car manufacturer and doing mechanical engineering for battery packs this article is quite funny. But I can see where your confusion is coming from. This time at least it’s not a bug, it’s a feature.

The dude is wrapped in cheetos sweats, driving a cheetos-themed car.  The mschf boots are the least cheesy thing going on in this picture.

Lets be real, these are AWD Z’s that on average (somehow) dyno more to the wheel than the new Z and likely cost the buyer a LOT less than the new Z. They also likely have nicer interiors, and cheaper to insure as replacement parts are everywhere for them.

Listen, some people have a long way to go and a short time to get there.

Brief synopsis of the warranty history:

It sounds like they were using Excel as a homebrew database when they really need some sort of database with actual smarts instead of just basic input spreadsheet logging, ah la a true MRP system, or better yet an ERP with MRP built in. Personally, I’d even hate to have it in a basic, non intellegent, database like…

You see, its complicated. The stabby person couldn’t be categorized as either “good guy” or “bad guy”, primarily because they were seemingly not a “guy” at all, regardless of moral alignment and/or gun having status.

This is the experience of being in any kind of development role.

I already know how this is going to go over, but hear me out. I like the Cybertruck. Not because I think it’s good, or useful for its intended purpose, or because it will live up to even a fraction of the claims Tesla makes about it (of which they are as myriad as they are absurd). No, I like it because it’s…