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His "business career" is almost entirely made out of failures and bankruptcies, he's very much used to losing shitloads of money. He was a fucking moron long before he became senile.

Fuck.

Isn't it a timed exclusive like Control?

Same. When my Sony XM5 die, I want to replace them with these, but only if ANC and sound quality are as least as good.

Nice! Are they fun to drive?

Yes.

I think you haven't understood my message, and probably not the article itself.

What Porsche does is simulate the behavior of a torque converter automatic transmission. The opposite of a "drivers car" as you put it.

What I'm suggesting is the opposite. Use paddle shifters to alter acceleration and regen torque in a way that's similar to a sequential or semi-auto transmission. "Downshift" to increase regen (engine breaking) and accel torque, just like downshifting in a petrol car. "Upshift" to reduce them. With the added benefit of zero emissions and the ability to stay in whichever "gear mode" you want.

FWIW I've driven manuals for 20 years and although my latest car is a hybrid and the next will be electric, I still "drive" manual in sim racing.

I'm not crazy, you're crazy! /s

Of course they're not the only slippers this side of the Mediterranean, I'm just advertising some nice, locally made products with a long history in a community dedicated to nice, locally made products.

I hope someday someone is dumb enough to create a V8 EV...

This is idiotic.

I can imagine a world where paddle shifters control throttle and regen behavior. Like "downshifting" from a gentle lift and coast to heavy regen-braking in steps, same with "upshifting" from max torque to gentle eco-mode. Would make EVs even more amazing for people like me actually.

But this, this is stupid.

Being an adult doesn't mean you're only entitled to buy stuff you need. Don't forget to treat yourself or others once in a while if you can afford it and it's something you really want.

I moved my Fedora SSD from an Intel 8th gen laptop to an AMD Zen4 laptop with 0 issue and 0 config. So.... you're probably fine.

I had to check the names on the website but YES OBVIOUSLY!

Also the Gigogne is pretty common too.

Water kefir is a great alternative. You can buy it in organic shops or make it at home. The hardest part would be to source grains but once you get them started, as long as you take care of them they last forever.

It's tart, fizzy, refreshing, has flavors reminiscent of some wild fermentation sours, and can be flavored with almost any fruit after transfer (and probably hops too).

Oh man, so many childhood memories... they are the standard in every single school canteen and kids' vacation center in France. Unbreakable and unchanged for generations.

So many traditions around checking your "age" at the bottom of the glass. Usually the "youngest" or "oldest" had to fetch the communal pitcher of water.

Truly BIFL if you enjoy their retro design.

Oh no it's probably as old as steel itself. Here in Europe it is/used to be pretty common in most professional kitchens.

"Match socks" is an impossible task. Problem deferred to a later time. Ticket closed.

You have to take it out and put it on the drying rack too.

Also, the drying rack is already full.

Thanks, the Golf Street Retro are nicely styled!

I dunno. The Deck is/was sold at a slight loss in the hopes it would drive Steam sales.