

It does not
That hurts as much as seeing Holden go under so Gina could make a few billion extra


It does not
That hurts as much as seeing Holden go under so Gina could make a few billion extra


And the murder spiders, murder snakes, murder birds, murder fish and serial killers. I hate how we’ve been turned into the Bluey country, we have so much more diversity!


They aren’t? I mean they are, but not for social media verification.
Like the government knows all my financial details for tax purposes. It knows my healthiness because we have public health care in Australia. It knows my criminal history as well as what I look like through police records. But it definitely doesn’t have my ID for social media verification purposes


We didn’t need to hand our IDs over


Mate, there must be 100s of videos in that play list with some coming from mainstream outlets and others just random dudes with a 100 views, which ones are the important ones?


Maybe not for an ICE, but it wouldn’t be hard for an EV


I’m fairly sure that the aftermarket will sort out 4x4 situation


Well, everyone’s had a ride


I believe 10% of a lithium battery is lithium. I mean, it’s impressive and I love a closed loop for the life of any component, but this doesn’t really solve our need for more lithium. Reduce it yes, but not end the requirement for more extraction


This is Australia and I think 90% of grocery shops are either this one or the competitor


Dunno, I feel every rev head knew about that evs have no torque curve and plenty of it. The concern to me head always been weight and range when on track. EVs are great in straight line, but have a lot more momentum in corners. They generally have narrower tires as well, which is great for range, but poor for grip


Guaranteed rich people’s phones are targeted for hacking more


Thank you


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Sorry, I was making an oblique reference to section 230 that says an internet publisher isn’t responsible for what users use their medium for. Even if it is is indecent.


It’s not the French government issuing the fine, it’s the Australian, where the company is hosted. They probably should have hosted themselves in the US and hid behind the first amendment


No that’s amazing, we should be all wearing those shirts. Just with an *explaining how they can help
Not in the supply chain or even close. But it was an emotional hit especially being from Adelaide and knowing that the government didn’t think Aussies could build stuff any more