That’s a good point. Business has always been good for Death, and will only get better.

You’ve got some talent kid!

Ever considered a career in the Country Music scene solely parodying Dolly Parton songs?

There’s money to be made there!.. Not much, but surely a couple of dollars.

I hadn’t heard the pig joke before. Thank you kindly.

Except we’re stuck in the one more turn endgame and things are getting weird

Look at the people of Earth, doesn’t seem so far fetched.

And each one a symbol of the other. Perhaps we are all just broken vessels.

Now I’m not sure if that’s too many X’s, or not enough X’s.

You are now my sworn enemy and arch nemesis, for I am… Doesn’tsleepparticularlywellnorfeelsrestedman!

Nah, it’s probably a <1mb spreadsheet that’s updated daily by multiple people that has never had version control settings enabled and it’s taking up taking up 10tb.

SharePoint: this is the way.

Yo everybody! Get a load of this guy! His rotating mind cows are naked!

…clever girl.

I’m pretty sure the lyrics are, you’re welcome.

That’s a pretty shitty definition New York.

And the free market need a LOT of correction.

I think you’re missing the point, think of the profits.

My EV is 5 years old now. Currently there is no noticeable difference in the battery capacity. The battery is warranted to be replaced if less than 90% capacity before 10 years.

In another 5 years if I’ve lost ~30km of range it will still be barely noticeable. Even as low as 50% wouldn’t effect my daily usage, I would just have to plug it in more often.

Now I’m a pretty chill driver, and charge using the 10amp “travel” charger and have only used a fast charger about 12 times, so pretty good for battery life. You can’t know how someone has driven a car and if they’ve thrashed it the battery could be in much worse condition. But the same can be said for ICE, and to be fair replacing an engine is much cheaper than batteries; though I’ve not looked into pricing as I have no need yet.

The electric model cost $10,000 more than the petrol model and I’ve just hit 100,000km. So far I’ve saved $10,000-$12,000 in petrol costs (after electricity costs) compared of my old hybrid. The further you travel the more significant the savings are compared to petrol, even moreso if you can charge off of solar/solar+ home battery. The less you travel the less the battery will degrade.

So replacing a battery at 10 years at a minimum would break even with an ice vehicle over that time, much more likely is you’ll still have saved more money.

I don’t know if there is a way to find out how much a car battery has degraded, or how reliable it would be. I think that would help ease some anxiety about buying a used EV at least a little if you can see the battery is still +90% capacity.

I thoroughly agree it would be a massive kick in the teeth to buy a used one only to find the capacity is shot and needs to be replaced.

You won’t know secret third thing, it goes to another war in Canada.

I had the same thought yesterday but for Year Zero by Nine Inch Nails.

They will investigate themselves, but they’ll find no wrongdoing.

The Bart, the.