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Ancient peoples were way more sophisticated than we give them credit for. Their needs and skill sets were so different from ours, we don’t even understand a fraction of what they did to survive and thrive. If we went back to those times, we would be the “primitives”.

I am assuming that The Witcher did very well for Netflix for them to be going all out on it this way.

Hey look, someone already thought of this! Super easy to use, works on any drill!

Again, technology solving a problem no one had. Maybe this is good for the casual, once a year use, but if you are going to continually use a depth stop, you need a physically one. Without a physically stop you are purely relying on muscle acuity to stop the drill at the exact, displayed depth.

Imagine having to navigate a tiny touch screen menu just to change the torque or speed setting on your drill. Now imagine the condition of that tiny touch screen after 6 months of use.

One battery, and with all those electronics it sounds potentially fragile.

The wobble on that chuck doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. Something tells me using this for more than the occasional hole in sheetrock will kill this toy right quick.

Would this not be suitable?  It’s in the article

I don’t own a Tesla, but I am very impressed with what they’ve done. Unfortunately, a lot of Tesla-haters are absolutely pissed that Tesla is doing what needs to be done to finally kick us off the ICE-habit, and helping reduce emissions., and they will bash Tesla all day long on this site and others. It’s frankly very

They can try to explain it away but an extra 166 miles of range is what the consumer really wants.  After 7 years it’s pretty clear that Tesla makes a reasonably safe vehicle as long as you don’t turn on autopilot and then fall asleep.

I get that, but no one is buying them. But everyone, and I mean *everyone* is just getting slaughtered by Tesla. It’s not even remotely close.

Most laughable is the bit about long-term battery health as if Audi gives a fuck about reliability outside of their warranty.

Don't apologise for shit Hogan. You spoke the truth and Audi fed you marketing garbage. Tesla for all their faults, has absolutely destroyed in battery and motor tech.

Tesla has most of what’s been outlined here. Their battery packs monitor/cool/heat on per cell level. You can’t replace specific modules as easily, but who has needed to? (Tesla degradation is <1% per year and the packs built in the last few years have been /very/ solid) Teslas also have heat pumps on the motors as,

I’m a car guy and wondered the same thing, so I did a long test drive in a Model 3 with the performance upgrade.

The people that are the most displeased with Tesla are the people who don’t own them.

Because it makes it easier to convert meat eaters to the alternatives. I like meat but I’d be ok eating an alternative if it tasted and felt the same.

Yes, I am assuming it’s healthier. That’s why I said “if”. So IF it’s healthier, more sustainable, and tastes no different, why continue killing cows for meat?

I think you DO understand, but you just wanted to post your contrarian comment anyway. 

And I don’t understand why someone would make a comment that’s so blatantly stupid.