Something tells me stolen cars are shipped in bulk.

Were they able to keep up with modern traffic and go out to the suburbs and back?

Look at this guy, who has never had to start a diesel engine when it’s -20°F outside.

I remember the school buses in one high school I went to running on propane. It’s not as clean as electric, but it’s cleaner than diesel… and at the time, an electric school bus would have been expensive, if not outright science fiction.

I know it isn’t. But my comment wasn’t about cameras.

I don’t know why you are being downvoted, must be a bunch of people wanting to defend a shitty UI.

Because you’re right, a self checkout shouldn’t require technical knowledge to use.

My favorites are the ones who let it pile up so much that trash flows out when the door is opened.

Two things have saved me money in this life - being able to cook, and being able to fix things.

One would think the police have an interest in their swat teams not being so easy to ambush.

“www” for World Wide Web has always bugged me. World Wide Web is three syllables, WWW is nine.

Wyll is a bit less squishy. And he’s handy to have around if he has repelling blast.

Lucky. For me, Gale usually doesn’t live long enough for three shots.

Didn’t they do the first interracial kiss on TV? And there was the episode with these guys in it?

I doubt she’s seen a single episode lol.

But since she is so worried about whatever “woke” is, she should be made to watch Andor.

The last GM vehicle I had, it was possible to entirely remove the OnStar module without affecting the operation of the truck. I also knew someone else that found out that if something tears the little shark-fin antenna off the roof, it won’t work either.

I bet you are naked under those pants, you slut.

“Counsel, can you cite precedent?”

“Why, yes I can your honor. It’s a precedent I made up.”

The Reddit Defeatist Brigade came to lemmy pretty fast, didn’t it?

Mmm, Isobel, good choice.

I wish I could get my head around programming. I’ve tried learning from books, I’ve tried learning from codecademy, and all I can do is follow the lessons, I don’t understand how I’m supposed to turn all these lines of gibberish into a program that does something. The most common bit of advice I get is “Just make up a project! Find something that you want the computer to do, it’s easy and fun!” And I’m over here like… “OK, how?” It’s like someone pointing to a pile of metal and a welder and saying “Build something!” Sure, someone who knows how to weld can do that, but most people are going to need more information.

I wish I or someone else who understands CAD modeling could help make FreeCAD work better. A LOT of the issue is tools that are commonly used are hidden in weird places that make sense only to people who don’t used cad for a living.