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Comment Re:Cost (Score 1) 184

Depends on if you're up against other 70s cars or something more recent that could wipe your muscle car off the road.

What's the requirement?

What's the cost of meeting the requirement?

I think the more relevant question is "What's the cost of not meeting the requirement?" and perhaps weigh that against the cost of meeting it.

You don't want to be spending the treasury on hardware you don't need, but neither do you want to be caught riding horses to meet the Blitz.

Comment Re:Ah, how adorable... (Score 1) 125

Some robocaller apparently used my work phone for their outbound caller id for a while. This is inference considering that (1) I use my phone for outbound calls twice a year. (2) I got a call from a furious woman who was apparently dialed from my number during a "very important meeting" and who refused to be talked down. I hung up, and she called me back to swear some more and to say that her office had ten calls from my number.

Anyway, this is to illustrate that scammers who have enormous lists of numbers (and probably know which ones have people at the other end) will just use legitimate numbers for their caller id. Frankly, I'm surprised that the scammers haven't started using the numbers of you /. scam trollers as their originating numbers. Hopefully none of the scammers read this.

Comment Re:What about range on this smaller car? (Score 1) 247

Anecdotal: A friend of mine was hosting (as in couchsurf) a band who travels in an electric station wagon covered in solar panels. A lightning storm took out power all over the city. Theirs was the only house on the block to run lights and the fridge, because they plugged them into the car and ran them off the battery.

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