They are all SUVs with 3 rows of seats and a good sized trunk. If you want to be pedantic of course you can find differences. They aren’t literally the exact same vehicle. The things you noted are not good reasons to choose an ICE vehicle over an EV though. Saying they aren’t similar sizes at all is straight up ridiculous.
The same people who buy Suburbans and Escalades could buy Rivians or a Kia EV9 instead. They’re similar sizes and price ranges. People are just dumb
Sounds like you might be interested in this: https://www.slate.auto/en
I don’t know much about the company. I just know they’re working on releasing an electric SUV/truck (it could be either depending on what you want) and it’s supposedly going to be priced around $25k. They might be full of shit for all I know but that’s the marketing buzz at least.
“That’s not me, it’s AI generated”
That wasn’t very hard to come up with and it’s a lot less stupid than a bunch of other stuff Americans believe
Windows was less shitty in the 90s too
Alternative headline:
Drowning man in such a panic that he drowns attempted rescuer as well
More like the OG “shiny is better” users
The one with all the power and control? I’m not sure you’re looking at this from his perspective. It seems like you’re assuming someone will eventually hold them accountable. They don’t plan on allowing that to happen.
I’ll never buy a computer that can’t be run without this shit. If that means I run what I have until it breaks and then never have a PC again then that’s what I’ll do
CEOs have all sounded the same for years now. Add in LLM talking points regularly and they all sound like robots with a broken speech unit
Thanks, I appreciate you posting this as well. I have been trying to do better about supporting open source projects lately and I was just thinking about Linux phones the other day so it was well timed. It would be awesome if we could get one to the point that more casual users could run it without trouble, but that kind of thing doesn’t happen on its own. If we want freedom we’ll have to pay for it in one way or another.
Interesting concept. This kind of thing needs more support. Let’s make it happen. I’ll start:
Even if he does realize it he won’t have to live with the consequences
People keep saying this but would you really do that? If we make it out of this mess and do some actual investigations to hold people accountable for it all a few years from now, would you be comfortable defending your choice to work for this administration with a statement like “no seriously guys, I was undercover the whole time?” I sure as shit wouldn’t want to. That doesn’t even touch on the host of ethical lines one would have to cross just to keep up appearances.
Nebraska is just one giant cornfield. There’s hardly a tree in the state except as windbreaks and property line markers.
That is what they were doing for this test but that is not what will be required to run this once it releases. At least, that’s what they’re saying now
I last played it a couple of months ago. It’s significantly more fleshed out than the initial release, which seemed pretty empty and boring by comparison. Crafting isn’t really my thing but they make it relatively easy and not as annoying as many other games. Overall it’s worth checking out. I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would
He’s just highlighting what was already true. Rich people can do what they like because they control the government and they have class solidarity.
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I don’t work in car sales but I’m not sure how that’s relevant. What conclusion are you trying to reach here? This conversation is about EVs being better than ICE vehicles. Those big ICE vehicles not fitting in a standard garage sounds like another point for the EVs to me. Especially since there’s very little, if any, practical benefits to that additional space.