Always a knife. By far my most used and important tool used many times a day

16amp 240 is quite acceptable for overnight charging

Nice picture. Really wild to think that search advertisements (only Bing?) is only 2% under Xbox/gaming related, considering they own so many studios now. Also surprising that the gaming segment is so small

A lot of times those are the backup captchas, the normal one looks at your browser history instead. Using a VPN will change your IP and throw off the history logs, or a setting on your browser

Most things live on land, about 2% of Earth's biomass is in the oceans.

There are a lot of trees, fungus, and cows

My cousin wanted a Roku TV as a wedding gift. I said no. Got Sony instead. I like to think he's thankful for that with all the shit Roku has been doing

Legit didn't know people still bought music. CDs though? How does anyone still have cd players, and why. Vinyl is a hipster fad now so I guess that explains records.

Starting this year I now have an extra tax I must pay because I use too little oil. 120$ btw

The bolt can be found for 10-14k used easily

I'm still waiting on my 2021, and 2022 refunds

I have had my bolt, with new battery, for nearly 3 years. On interstate driving in summer I'm not sure I'd go beyond 180 miles, pretty sure 200 miles I'd be in turtle mode at least. Currently in winter I'm probably limited to about 160 tops.

Let's just do some checking here to counter your argument

All evs sold in America have 8year/100,000mi warranty on battery, also these are ev top of the line batteries, not the junk that goes into most toys that burn out in a few years, these are good for 300,000mi+ before the 80% capacity, which is not at all a cause for replacement

But for your cost of ownership argument, if you drove a Prius for 400,000mi as claimed, at a likely/optimistic mpg of 50mpg, that's 8,000 gallons of fuel, which over the last decade has probably averaged at least close to 3$/g, depending of course. That's 24,000$. Just in fuel. Now you have say 40$ oil changes every 6,000 miles, that's another 2,600$, you did a nicad battery replacement because Toyota was totally fine putting that junk in there, another 1,500$

Totalled up to 28,100$. But that potential , not guarantee, 10,000$ battery replacement is too expensive. Literally could have bought an ev for the price of the running costs for an ice