They leaked the addresses and phone numbers of people with media credentials. A number of gamers don't like what these people who get media credentials say about games on the internet, so these gamers were able to give those with media credentials a piece of their mind directly, and try to convince them to not say such things in the future, "or else".

I bought in EV in 2015, just before Georgia phased out their tax credits. They replaced those tax credits with a $200+/year charge during yearly registration. The politician who introduced this admitted he pulled the $200 figure out of thin air, expecting it to be refined in committee - but nobody challenged him on it and it passed without debate. For the past few years, EV owners have been trying to get this knocked down to $100 (closer to what we paid in gas taxes in our old ICE cars) but THAT gets challenged and removed in committee due to the lost tax revenue.

In one month, Georgia went from being one of the most friendly states towards EV's to one of the most hostile.

Amtrak and the Post Office do and say this regularly and on schedule. That's about the only thing that actually is on schedule from these places.

Who here is actually surprised? There is no privacy from in any country anymore. One really has to go way out of the way to keep anything out of Govt. hands.

After the Equifax attack, so is your SSN, DOB, height, weight and everything else about you. Does that mean, you will post all this information on your forehead and challenge people to hack?

.....and yet when Equifax collected all that data and LOST the data, he didn't feel obligated to do anything. Sounds about right!

Bullshit, there are a lot of companies with MANY diverse people (I happen to be brown skinned). So, either you are in a very niche area like mining, where non-white don't apply or you are not talking about the present. Tell me where you live and which timeline you are referring to.

The great problem with your statement, which has been proven in other cities, is legalizing this does *NOT* get rid of the black market.
Look at the legalized POT market studies on its effects on the black market.
if anything, the black market is now stronger.

quit it!
Those scientists need the story to hold, so that they can get paid and remain on the job for 30 or 40 years.
You telling the truth will make them jobless. Is that what you want?

You are the first reasonable person to have said something very insightful regarding this topic. So many anon cowards who can't put a name to their comment, when spewing all the hatred on either side.

This is not drivel. This is ME in a nutshell. I catch up on news bits, comedy and just yesterday evening while repairing a light switch, pulled up a how-to video. I don't have a Tele at home, and this is how the rest of the family watches random stuff. I am not a YouTube paid member, not a Netflix paid member and I don't steal or stream content illegally.

I can understand that the King Obama dictated his standards on to cars and they are expensive as a result. The question you should be asking is why are heavy duty cars that are such gas guzzlers such as SUVs, Vans and Trucks so expensive?

Yes, that is EXACTLY what you should focus on in this story

Tell me what car you drive, please. I would like to buy one as I am in the market for a car

Quality of Tesla cars is more important to most, not the number of cars produced. If you produce 100 million cars, and 4% of them were crap cars that broke in the parking lot, are the numbers real?