It's the one thing you can't get around with new tech. Like, I'd love to move to the mountains when I retire, have solar, batteries, well water, all the cool newer tech that makes it possible to do it and still live a modern life, but the internet issue always throws a wrench into the equation. As more and more people shift to remote work, little havens like this guy has created, will likely flourish, at the very least, flourish in comparison to surrounding areas.

says it all to me. It was a good decision I think. It needed to be different otherwise it would be compared solely on straight up comparisons with existing trucks. It will do some things worse at the start, but hopefully enough things better that it is still awesome.

you don't deserve to vote or be a part of any decision making processes.

What you describe at the end, was something GM pitched 10+ years ago. They envisioned going to the local dealer, and having your sedan body replaced for the SUV body, for a family trip that weekend. It might have been 15-20 years, I believe it was based on Hydrogen powering EV motors in each wheel.

Sister had one of the first Leaf's in TX, was on the local news about it. That car was losing max charge in the first 6 months.

My parents are so gullible. They are always talking about how "This thing we were looking at, went on sale, you gotta keep an eye out!" bragging about how they have figured out that they offer codes to people who view products. They think they are gaming the system, but it's the freaking system doing what it was designed to do /facepalm

The comments here, some are good, most are insane. The attitude that if you blame one party, you have to blame them all, is essentially not different than the argument people use for not tipping. You are arguing semantics. If your only way to debate a topic is to explain how the topic is too hard, you have a shit argument.

You're on Slashdot. The same people you are arguing with will probably argue with you about how "I don't tip" and how they think it's TOTALLY justified. Shitty people who live insular lives and can't see outside their bubble.

OP, were those bullies Type As? In my experience, Type As hate Type Cs (many of us tech types), because of exactly what you said. They live off BSing, pretending to have knowledge, or intermixing knowledge with BS. A person who has actual knowledge, and also knows their shortcomings, is seen as a threat to Type As. For one, they think people with knowledge are often frauds, like them, because they often can't see the difference between you and them, as they lack the detail oriented nature.

How far will you take this argument? Gas chambers?

The noise seems to have killed a lot of discussion, because you can't find the discussion when the first 100 search results are auto-generated articles and websites.

"Insightful" yeah, you're a real modern day Einstein. Asylum seekers are not illegal aliens you piece of shit.

Yeah, if someone is a piece of shit, we should just accept that fact, even if their the president of the country we love. Your argument is so solid, and you even closed it with the argument winning, "stfu".

I agree, but contrary to what idiots like Zuck believe, these technologies are nothing special. Anyone can make a clone Facebook or Twitter, in their absence, and someone would step up to fill the void.

Nothing makes me more pissed off for going to the movies than finishing my popcorn, or meal (Cinebistro), before the movie even starts because there are SO many ads and trailers. With a projector and a better sound system at home, it just makes no sense for me to ever go to the movies again. Why do they think making something worse will help? I get that they want those short term profits, but retail, movie theaters, are all dying because while they get worse, new alternatives get better and better.