My buildout went to $33,600 for fastback with roof rack and speakers

While that’s a lot more than base, it’s exactly what I want and it’s still a great price compared to any other EV available to me. The only thing it would really not be good at is road trips but I still have my model Y

But as a big and tall guy I would never buy a vehicle without trying it to see if it’s comfortable for me ….. and to see if I can remove the back seats and fit it out as a camper. (My brother is doing that with a sienna hybrid and he probably has the right idea: lack of range could be a problem if you want to camp for a week with no electric)

Not ten minutes ago I followed a link to Reddit, researching something from Lemmy.

The Reddit post had 57 replies. I started scrolling down but did not find any legitimate replies. It was all ad-bots

Before the current political chaos, you would have made a mint. A little ingenuity and affordable value, along with the worlds second biggest car market next door would have been huge

And make them pay reparations for what they don’t people’s lives

Apparently this oddity has a term

pants is an example of a plurale tantum—a word only ever used in its plural form

But I don’t see anything makings sense of it

Yes, I saw data once. Everyone likes to parrot the concept that past industrial revolutions lead to all sorts of new jobs and the economy kicking it up a gear. But the jobs never pivot. The jobs are lost. A generation or two is disrupted, and worse off before their children and garandchildren see any benefit

That’s ok, because their misery and poverty lets us sit back from the distance of a century and claim it was all for the better

No, we’re good with Canada. We already have a lot more in common than with the flyover states

For sure, that’s why I went directly there without finding out, amazed it could still be open

But I imagine deterring scalpers is a big problem art of the reason to raffle for a spot in line. Scalpers are actually a big part of the reason we switched away from consoles to begin with. When the Xbox series X was released, two Christmases in a row, I was unable to get them because limited stock and too many scalpers. Fuck that.

No scalpers buying up all the gaming rig components ….. then we got ai

Bring a pair of kitchen scissors, and awe them by separating the halves

That looks really cool, but very far away.

I went to a small local one in New England run by my local brewer. These guys have some great ideas so I really hope they succeed. They just started running it at a local historical estate.

Unfortunately the day I was there did not have as many customers as they were probably hoping. Maybe sundays are light, I don’t know. It appeared to be the family day as we were the only ones without little kids, so that’s fantastic, but less the half the tables were in use

Yeah, I should have spent a little time figuring that out. Now I just need to hope I don’t win: I don’t want it as much as they’re charging

Oh no, we let Trump violate the law and constitutional checks and balances all this time, so now we said no and he just laughed.

And it’s only couches of legal age?

They are really cool machines and my teens would love them, so yes, if it were an actual raffle that would be fantastic.

However a couple years ago I spent a ridiculous amount of money helping them build their own gaming PCs, and get rid of their consoles. We don’t need to spend another $1,500. And I rarely have time to game

Maybe soon we could all get self-driving cars and have it drive itself to the office so the parking lot looks pretty

Yep, that’s me. When I’m at the office I rarely interact with anyone live.

A project I’m on now has been a bit more of a challenge lately. Usually we have teams at two locations and you just need to hand off. But this project has three people with very little overlap, in: IST, UTC, EST

Oh man, I saw your post calling it a raffle and jumped to sign up. It’s not.

It a wait list to make a reservation.

Don’t worry,some states have lowered the minimum age for child workers. Let them earn their food

Part of the problem is every area is different. I like seeing my senator’s support for it, even as it am skeptical it would help us. Massachusetts was built out long ago, so we have much less new construction than other states, consequently much lower corporate ownership. We’re also high cost of living so have a lot to change. We have state zoning overrides and local regulations that will probably work better for us, but every tool helps. Bring it on

It’s the consequences of incompetence and shortcuts by some of the most arrogant assholes. It’s highly satisfying

They couldn’t even complete a simple task …. That should never even been in theirnattention