Meh...it's just a fact. You hire developers for dirt cheap, you end up with dirt cheap solutions.

And lose all that instant torque. No thanks.

Actually, they do allow (in the US) in an 80's car. A lot of the regulations around that sort of thing are very relaxed for classics.

That's a prime (pun intended) example of what I'm talking about. Amazon likely hired them to write the algorithm to watch people shop, they couldn't figure it out so they decided to watch the video 24/7 instead.

Uh...what? How does a manual transmission work on a direct drive motor?

(And if you really want to do that, drop an electric crate engine in an 80s muscle car. I'm strongly considering it)

My company will be much better off...it's made up up of 80% value workers from India. AI can't possibly be worse than those guys at code.

They're just terrible cars. I've had two...they were great until they weren't. I literally had a screw fall out of the headliner the other day bringing it home from a nearly 1000$ exhaust patch/repair. It's not 10 years old yet and only has 60k miles.

The other one has had the engine replaced already (under warranty thank god).

We are likely replacing both of them next year. I'm never buying a Kia again.

It's not just social media...maybe it is, but IMO it's not.

Somewhere along the way people started being proud of being ignorant. It's weird as hell. I don't watch the news is a big bragging point for a lot of conservatives these days. (The current game is MSM deep state lizard people...but before that even, people were tuned out and only watching Fox)

They're also very proud of not having a higher education. Ok Bob, that's cool you get 30-45 an hour doing manual labor, how's that oxy addiction going for you. Let's talk about the subtle nuances of socio economic control by our corporate overlords...oh...right...immigrants bad...moving on.

You're not wrong about social media, but building this critical mass of uneducated willfully ignorant chronically sick cultists took decades and multiple avenues.

I don't know which one is the bad parent here.

It's a feature, not a bug.

You're seeing the results of that experiment in real time

It's a great example of the Russian propaganda machine at work?

I did...the therapist said don't live next to people that own pitbulls.

Have an immigrant file a suit for libel (or slander...I forgot which is which. Hell, both).

Lol...no...I watched one for 3 years trying to jump, claw, and break through a chain link fence to get after the children coming home from school. It almost made it a couple times and there's not shit I could do about it. One of the pits was ok...this one was fucking psychotic. Same owner, same training, one dog was fucking nuts.

You can mace the shit out of them and pray, but it doesn't really solve the problem for next time.

They say that the pitbull alone is responsible for over 50% of attacks. Even if you control that for just pet ownership, it's still a HUGE majority of attacks.

The point to all this...This guy took out a dangerous animal. It's a non-story...there's plenty of other much bigger issues to go after Republicans on.

Statistics say otherwise.

You've clearly never had to call the cops on a dog. If they show up at all they'll happily tell you they can't do anything about the dog and call them back next time just in case they can happen to catch the dog actually attacking someone.

Would you murder it if it's constantly in your backyard chasing your kids? I bet so.