That’s kinda the point of these articles. California is on a campaign to vilify gas and convert everything to electric. Not saying that’s entirely bad, but there are pros and cons.
The cancer risk is what, 0.9% greater over the lifespan? Or 30-60 folks in the entire USA?
We have gone so overboard with this prop 65 stuff we have warnings on coffee shops and everything. It’s lost all meaning. But someone’s resume is well padded.
Using medical data to identify and target Americans.
A big fat ugly check ✅
Terrorism is scaring/harming people to manipulate government.
Tesla is neither government nor their property damage is scaring people.
More trumped-up charges.
(It is hilariously fitting Trump the man and Trump the word fit so gand-in-hand)
While it is easy to connect some dots and draw an opinion, without due process all are innocent until proven guilty. Free Speech is not free of conquences and what seems like a logical conclusion today is not a guarantee at the end of the trial. There is no oopsiedaisy exception in libel law.
Hahaha. Take the tour first and see if it’s up to snuff.
Haha thanks bud. Me too. Just in panic mode.
Uh, I have about 4 months of rent left in my bank, a couple rejection messages from companies kind enough to reply, and desperately gathering scratch from inconsistent under-the-table labor.
I’ll let you know.
… Well, as long as I pay my Internet bill …
Hey DOGE, I found some wasteful spending.
That’d make an ok protest sign.
"… The loan agreement has expired and the items are being returned (in May) to the owner which is standard museum practice for any loan.
None of these objects are leaving the Smithsonian.”
Wut? I feel like that last line is an error.
Whoa, now that raised an eyebrow. Doesn’t look like the truck bed is ridiculously high. This checks a lot of boxes, and my crap vertebrae agree.
Definitely following this company.
I wonder if this could be a gateway case to open up Rwanda as a new extreme prison deportation destination? Two Rwanda articles in one week?
It’d be a shame is spammers got a hold of this message to blast all of America.
Muhaha!
How about returning everyone who didn’t have due process? Ya’know, something something fucking human rights and all that yabba. Sheesh.
Ah! It’s a 2012! I was off a tad.
Anyways, it’s a Mac Pro 2.3Ghz i7, 16G ram, 2TB drive, with an internal bluray drive.
Had certainly served me well over the decade.
It’s pump & dump time, boys! Squeeze those poors!
Built a gaming PC last year and a mini computer arrived last month riiiiight before tariffs kicked in. I think I’m good for the next 4 years at least. My daily driver laptop was built in 2011 so I’m used to hanging onto tech for a while!
Your comment made me realize I’m (and I’m sure I’m not alone) sort of the problem with Linux.
Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love the massive community of tools and programs out there like free open source software. But I’ve never actually bought anything for a Linux system with one exception: Debian in a box, on a CD for like, $15.
Buuuut, I have bought FOSS, games, and utilities for Mac and Windows that started as Linux apps and work on my new system.
I guess there is a mindset of get something free to suffice with Linux systems rather than pay for polished apps, and I totally get that thrill, but is there business to be made in this market, or a sunk cost at the end of the year.
I’d really like to see the app, and it takes bold risks to populate this platform, and there’s certainly pushback, but that’s also what separates Linux from windows. No point in having a machine if there are gaps in workflow or utility.
If anyone in my household clicked a thumbnail of a video provider through Prime Video on the TV, it would auto-enroll into a limited free trial, then renew as a subscription. There was no notification to the viewer of this behavior, and no authorization/approval from the cardholder.
My recourse has been to go into an obscure corner of my account to cancel after every erroneous click. (I know of the PIN thing, but that’s a headache for everyone; it should be a pin to purchase, not forced for all users.)
Sorry, I forgot this: /s
I’ve sent so many letters to my state’s attorney general over Amazon signing me up for subscriptions without notice and authorization.
It’s just a cost of business for them.
Good point actually about the air ventilation. I was pretty meh about it unless something started to burn, but I recently bought a cheap air quality meter and measure spikes 2 rooms away. And just from normal cooking. Stoves, air fryer, ovens… Just a good habit to get into.
If you have an external venting range hood, use it all the time even if it’s just on low.
Recently installed a top-tier range hood and the company owner came out to meet me in their showroom. He pointed out stoves have gotten hotter over the past years, especially with wok cooking, so running the hood is essential when the stove is on if just to keep the electronics cool. This significantly extends the devices life.