In the late 90s (or maybe 2000) in the US Midwest, I remember paying $0.79 a gallon, or $0.21/L. With the exchange rate then, it works out to £0.13/L. So yeah, it was cheap. I filled my 15 gallon tank for the cost of 2 hours at my just above minimum wage job.

I’d guess this is a mustang and that would make it the “small” engine (~305hp) for that car, the other option being a 5.0L.

As a sidenote, I’m enjoying a pair of KEF Carina II speakers which might hit the mark and be easier to find!

https://www.stereophile.com/content/advent-loudspeaker

https://www.stereophile.com/content/smaller-advent-loudspeaker

The originals are either “the loudspeaker” or “the smaller loudspeaker”. Later, they added advent/1, advent/2, and advent/3. You may need to replace the foam.

Shockingly, the only fail for the Ford F150 Lightning is the physical buttons for climate control on the higher trim models (with the gigantic screen). The Pro and XLT have the physical buttons and I’ll be damned if I don’t miss them.

And on those, fan speed is a touch and then you can dial the speed on the one physical control.

See if you can find a pair of Advents!

Inspired by 1975 F1 cars.

Looks like Volvo to me.

https://youtu.be/fh8A98zfoKw

Rather, the Hawaiian law is based on the fact that in the United States, corporations are created and given their powers by the charters of the individual states. Indeed, corporations simply are a legal creation of the state, everywhere they exist, by definition. The new law simply states that corporations doing business in Hawaii do not have the power to engage in local, state, or federal political campaigns, that that was not one of the powers enumerated in the state’s corporate charter. It further specifies a range of penalties—including losing the right to conduct any business in the state at all—if they do.

https://prospect.org/2026/05/18/hawaii-state-legislature-citizens-united-corporations-politics/

I spent an hour today on a webinar about how to optimize token usage with more than 500 other participants from the company I work for. Because billing is about to have its come-to-Jesus moment.

I still miss my T-Mobile G1 and G2 with their slide out keyboards. … And the replaceable screens and batteries.

That’s probably an actual quote? It’s so bad, I find it hard to tell.

This could genuinely be actual dialogue from True Blood.

I drunkenly hate watched a season and change of that ages ago and can still hear the vampire guy grunting “Sookeh.”

I’m definitely aware now. We’re global and that means even more overhead with multiple regulatory bodies. Our products are several years to their first market, and at least another year for the global rollout.

And I’m just over here writing software and trying to reduce toil for these insane people who hand-roll excel files like they’re databases and applications.

I left the tech world and now work for a medical device company. All I can say is I’m extremely happy to be working from home with the 3 hours of meetings and 1-2 hours of work I have each week. And the director wants to get me a junior because I’m managing so many projects. Hell, I’m actively drumming up work and it takes weeks for anything to happen.

Sure I took a bit of a pay cut, but I’m not on call 1 week a month and I’m not being run ragged everyday either.

Nah, I’ll stick to known brands.

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I’m not sure they offer anything other than feels with a mark up.

Even my EV F150 would be only about $60 from 0-100% at peak PG&E summer rates (4pm-8pm). And I just avoid those charging times, so it’s more like $40.

For the Americans, that’s 3.84 football fields per minute; or a football field every 15⅝ seconds.