Switching from pumping oil to mining Lithium isn’t a net improvement to the environment.

We did both before EVs were a thing.

Yeah, exactly. Fuck them all.

People use "technically" when they know they're not explaining themselves correctly but don't want to go into further detail and may be completely wrong.

That's about what you expect a cop to act like.

She was jerking her husband off in the middle of a theater. It wasn't a vaping scandal.

Funny, considering someone else from Canada quoted at half the price of OP's.

So give your kid a birthday sticker if you go. Got it.

Let's be honest though: if Israel stopped bombing immediately, do you think Hamas would stop randomly bombing and mortaring Israel? Sure, Israel is fucked up, but there's a certain point where Palestine needs to realize they'll never have peace with Hamas always looking to fight someone. It's like complaining about the crime in your neighbor but you refuse to tell the cops where the local drug house is even with all the anonymity that technology offers.

Another point people aren't bringing up is the fear of how soon a battery goes out. There are still a lot of fear mongering articles out there and no one wants to pay 30k for a car if they have to pay another 15k in three years. Until the lifetime of batteries becomes common knowledge people will only look for new EVs where the warranty is just starting for them.

Problem is, that's why they're jacking up their price and pumping GPUs so quickly a good chunk of them are DOA and their customer service sucks too. No one likes dealing Nvidia on any level which is why everyone is making their own asics to get away from having to buy Nvidia gpus.

Meanwhile McDonald's CEO was paid $19.2mm last year, which was 8% higher than the year before that.

I just saw an Inverse article about Mario Kart that said "could of."

I can expect random people online to do that dumb shit, but not someone whose job is literally to write things.