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SreudianFlip
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User LemmyKnowsBest publicly claims that all laws are just, fair, and reasonable.
The local CAA trucks here have a jerry can charger for EV’s, check with your local Auto Association.
More like grade 11 algebra.
The accusation about math applies across the planet for a notable proportion, more or less, but yeah.
Knowing how wind/rain/snow combined with elevation changes, traffic, top speed and duration, plus contingency for detours, is something combustion engine drivers have always had to do at range limits, but generally suck at. So we erred on the side of caution and filled up early or hitchhiked to the nearest gas station when we fucked up. Too many variables, to be honest.
EV’s are currently less energy dense so range is the same problems just more frequently relevant. My range is under 150km, lol. On the other hand, it is full every morning and takes 15 minutes to fast charge when needed. Still, I kind of study my consumption rate to estimate my true range on a charge, plus use ABRP app when leaving town.
When I was a stupid teen, I ran out of gas a few times. I live in a big place.
People used to have jerry cans in their vehicles before they got more efficient and gas stations saturated civic environments. It was awkward finding gas stations that were open when you needed them, especially out of town.
Sooo, I am missing the joke. Care to share?
Yes, we have a lot of wonderful adjectives in English. Swear, and be profane, for fun and profit. If you don't want to use The Vulgar Tongue, then lean on the lexicon.
The black bar really adds no decency, it's performative and viewed by many as a form of hypocrisy.
Since this is a textual medium run with adult behavioural standards, the rule that infantilizes profanity with absurd fucking censorship is cringeworthy and likely to be mocked or pilloried.
Dude, now you’re making it personal with totally the wrong person. What a dork.
Yes, this is all self-evident to anyone who recognizes overconsumption and premature or planned obsolescence.
My point is that advertising and other misinformation makes it extremely difficult for the average person to make rational decisions about technical issues when making purchases, so blame lies much more with companies, governments, and culture than the teeming hordes you look smugly down on.
Oh yes, advertising doesn't work, which is why it's fucking everywhere
Yeah it's great how the law is complex enough to criminalize any aspect of your life that is needed for persecution!!
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