This really is amazing. I had my motorcycle stolen several years ago and couldn’t get the cops to give a crap. Recovered it a month later, wrecked and abandoned in front of a house and cops couldn’t even be bothered to try and get fingerprints off it. Instead called me at 11:30 at night and said if didn’t get there and pick it up within 30 min, they’d have it towed and I’d be charged for it. About the same experience when I had my car broken into and stuff stole out of it.

Glad they seem to give a crap where you live.

Did TMNT get developed because of toy companies…

TMNT was a comic book series in the 80s, long before the first movie and the cartoons that followed.

More likely one reason… a combination of both.

poorly programmed algorithms

“Intentionally programmed algorithms”… ftfy

It’s very old… decades, and when talking about EVs and hybrids, an obviously quick way to reference conventional gas engine vehicles. The term is just unfortunately carrying some more recent baggage.

The problem is tracking you provides them revenue since they can sell the data, so they make more money with a vehicle that tracks you vs one that doesn’t. A non-tracking vehicle is less competitive if it has to be sold for the same or less money than one that tracks you.

I have 2 herniated disks from about 15 years ago… between c5 & c6 and c6 & c7. Worst pain of my life and when I first learned the wonder of oxy.

There is hope and believe it or not, if you strengthen your back you’re much less likely to experience pain and issues. I started lifting almost 10 years ago now, and heavy lifting at that. I was worried what squatting with a heavy bar on my back might do though. Learned good form - this is key - and in strengthening my back I’m virtually pain free now. Little things never hurt it.

Talk to a PT or other professional who knows your particular issues about strength training before you start, and as I said learn good lifting form. My ortho has encouraged me to keep it up… my PT too. It’ll change your life for the better.

If our grid can take on data centers, we can handle EVs my dude.

Interesting that you downvote me for having a different experience than you. Are you a paid fan boy or do you do it for free?

I have had many, many drives over the years. Seagate took a huge dive in both quality and support over a decade ago. I searched my email to find my last Seagate interaction

If they’re willing to sell unreliable trash to consumers, why should we trust them at all?

Having had several of their drives fail and then received multiple, non-functional drives for a warranty replacement, I will not trust them again.

Before the internet was available

Thanks for the reply. I’ll definitely check out some of those documentaries. This dude still seems exceptionally ballsey stealing from law enforcement because both they’re going to be watching the receiving wallet(s) and transactions like a hawk, and due to all the coverage, a lot of other people will be as well.

1000km range is fucking stupid. No one should be driving that far at once

I’ve done it several times. It happens.

the rest of the time you waste energy and money just carrying around thousands of pounds of batteries.

It would certainly be interesting if EV’s had a means to load or unload batteries for more or less capacity. If the majority of the time you’re driving local it would certainly be better having a smaller battery pack loaded and then load more when you need the range. We’re a long way from being able to do that unfortunately

I’m really curious how they can get this out of the market without getting caught. As mentioned if you transfer this to any major exchange to convert to fiat, you’ll be identified because of the KYC requirements. At least that’s my understanding. So how do I - or this thief I mean - turn this into real wealth?

DDR4 is already ridiculously expensive, just not quite as bad as DDR5

And when lots of people are around, you have lots of cameras. Imagine how different things would be if we didn’t have video from Minnesota.

Same… unique email for each service and the Discord leak a few weeks ago was the most abused one I believe I’ve experienced. So many emails for a huge number of sites claiming I opened support tickets and what-not.

Please, oh wizard, share your magic!

To be fair when it’s a product a person didn’t ask for and the OS forced it on them, it’s not unreasonable that they may not understand how it works and make mistakes.