Tass Iliopoulos
@tass.es
Stephen King made the same assertion before retracting it: “What he actually demonstrated was how some people cherry-pick Biblical passages.”
I never liked his approach but I take this as if you accept one verse as perfect then you must also accept the prior verse (stoning gays) as being perfect.
I never liked his approach but I take this as if you accept one verse as perfect then you must also accept the prior verse (stoning gays) as being perfect.
September 14, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Stephen King made the same assertion before retracting it: “What he actually demonstrated was how some people cherry-pick Biblical passages.”
I never liked his approach but I take this as if you accept one verse as perfect then you must also accept the prior verse (stoning gays) as being perfect.
I never liked his approach but I take this as if you accept one verse as perfect then you must also accept the prior verse (stoning gays) as being perfect.
It’s dumb and cheap of them not to include payment terminals as a stop-gap measure until plug & charge is ubiquitous. I love the convenience of it, but dealing with the plethora of apps across charging networks just has me driving right by them.
July 29, 2025 at 7:42 PM
It’s dumb and cheap of them not to include payment terminals as a stop-gap measure until plug & charge is ubiquitous. I love the convenience of it, but dealing with the plethora of apps across charging networks just has me driving right by them.
I wanted a phev but they are very unfairly taxed - at least in my state you are billed an extra $250 or so for registration like an EV is, and I suspect the new federal $250 fee will also apply to them.
June 16, 2025 at 2:17 PM
I wanted a phev but they are very unfairly taxed - at least in my state you are billed an extra $250 or so for registration like an EV is, and I suspect the new federal $250 fee will also apply to them.
I hate this because you know it must mean they're doing something other than storing a hash.
March 29, 2025 at 5:41 AM
I hate this because you know it must mean they're doing something other than storing a hash.
Leather cleaner (saddle soap, pink miracle, whatever) and a cloth or brush. If you don't have leather cleaner just mix a bit of mild soap and water.
If you do it with the laces out you'll get them looking almost like new. I like white sneakers and do this semi regularly.
If you do it with the laces out you'll get them looking almost like new. I like white sneakers and do this semi regularly.
March 25, 2025 at 5:27 AM
Leather cleaner (saddle soap, pink miracle, whatever) and a cloth or brush. If you don't have leather cleaner just mix a bit of mild soap and water.
If you do it with the laces out you'll get them looking almost like new. I like white sneakers and do this semi regularly.
If you do it with the laces out you'll get them looking almost like new. I like white sneakers and do this semi regularly.
Politically, I’ve seen more a push towards car free in progressive cities and therefore buildings being built with no car space at all. This doesn’t align with then forcing chargers everywhere.
Non progressive tend not to force extra requirements since it’s bad for business.
Non progressive tend not to force extra requirements since it’s bad for business.
March 24, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Politically, I’ve seen more a push towards car free in progressive cities and therefore buildings being built with no car space at all. This doesn’t align with then forcing chargers everywhere.
Non progressive tend not to force extra requirements since it’s bad for business.
Non progressive tend not to force extra requirements since it’s bad for business.
In some buildings this is quite expensive even for low amperage connections, and laws are often difficult to write for the exceptions. Imagine requiring only a 15A/120v, or requiring ripping out and replacing the 16A/240v that is already there but doesn’t meet the new standard.
March 24, 2025 at 1:43 PM
In some buildings this is quite expensive even for low amperage connections, and laws are often difficult to write for the exceptions. Imagine requiring only a 15A/120v, or requiring ripping out and replacing the 16A/240v that is already there but doesn’t meet the new standard.
With Tesla chargers it seems to be configured as part of the initial setup wizard. If the user did reconfigure it (or in a less-smart charger, pulled it off the wall and adjust the dip switches) the breaker will trip during their next charging session.
March 24, 2025 at 1:16 PM
With Tesla chargers it seems to be configured as part of the initial setup wizard. If the user did reconfigure it (or in a less-smart charger, pulled it off the wall and adjust the dip switches) the breaker will trip during their next charging session.
