Wow, there actually is one! I'm amazed, and encouraged.

Now if we can just prevent more we'll really be accomplishing something.

Guess what? Everything I said above is verified fact.

That's why I got downmodded. Cuckservatives hate facts.

Irrelevant to the discussion at hand, where no otto cycle engines are involved.

It doesn't. That's why TCO on a HFCEV is far higher than a BEV.

Jimny engines would have to pass emissions acceptance and then the vehicle would have to pass crash testing. It's difficult for a small vehicle to survive the partial offset crash test and we actually make light trucks do that here. Finally, as a light truck it would be subject to the chicken tax. It's three major hurdles to cross and then no, I don't think they would sell "like crazy" here, though they certainly would sell. But Suzuki left the US market already so they would also have to implement a dealer and spares network again, so that's a fourth impediment.

So no, it's not as simple as "regulations bad". Suzuki was already making the post-Samurai Jimny for other countries when they left the US auto market in 2012, and if they thought it would have been a contender, they no doubt would have stuck around.

I had always read that it was because Saddam was beginning to trade in something besides the petro-dollar and was apparently gaining some success.
This freaked out the administration, and both Ds & Rs decided he needed to be eliminated. But they needed a flimsy excuse.

Every American president since Carter has been a war criminal.

If you're expecting accountability, revise your expectations.

What's happening is that the Republican plan for decades is being fulfilled. During the Reagan administration they began compromising education in order to produce low-information voters, the actual phrase was they were trying to eliminate the "educated proletariat" and they succeeded. Now enough Americans are dumber than dogshit for them to sell fascism as freedom. We've maintained our technological advantage until now by importing educated people from other countries, but now that we're abusing anyone who's not whiter than white, they don't want to come here as much and they're looking for other homes. Also, whether they want to come here or not, the goal is to get rid of the brown people.

Yes, but the people making the decisions are in their sunset years and can also afford to leave the country.

They'd be ideal for nuclear, sure. But if you're going to have the grid scale batteries, why use nuclear? Right now the reason is obvious, we don't have those batteries, so we can't just shut off plants. But the goal isn't to shut the plants down early, but rather to avoid building more of them.

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Correct. I posted it because it's true, not the other way around.

Different people get different Google results. Post what you want me to read or don't.

The constitution says it's for the purpose of punishment, but it doesn't say no one is allowed to profit from it. The government really shouldn't be allowed to contract out any of its core functions, that would help a bit here.

AMD will just do the same shit later, it's not like they won't still want to do it.

I will be the first to admit that Nvidia drivers are problematic on Linux. There are still problems with sleep, for example, and even the installer sucks rocks. (Having to set TMPDIR and specify --tmpdir is a bad sign, right?) But Nvidia has got something right — they give full support for very old hardware. This is something that ATI never had right, and neither does AMD. If you want customers to trust you enough to give you their money, you have to demonstrate a willingness to support what you sell. AMD has just fundamentally not done this. The only reason ATI graphics work well on Linux is that AMD didn't write the driver!

So OK, since I'm on Linux I mostly don't care, but since only 3% of Steam users are, maybe AMD still needs to get their shit together a little better. They've been half-assing drivers for as long as I can remember, and again, ATI was half-assing drivers before AMD bought 'em, and their drivers sucked before the cards even did 3D! Frankly, so did the hardware back then, but now the hardware seems quite good actually. Why are they still letting their silicon down with their software?

You could say that about any FOSS, but this one has got to be scrutinized a lot harder than most projects are.

What's so great about Heroic over Lutris, which does both of those things, and a lot of other things also?

This bug has nothing at all to do with the language used, they just screwed up the code. This mistake could happen in any language.