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The expansion of it?

Yeah I've got no idea, obe of the worst articles I've read so far

Firefox on Android + uBlock seems to clean out the ads.

As for the battery: “It worked as designed in the conditions were experiencing at the time, and we had pretty extreme conditions. Twenty-eight power sags that hit the plant over 12 hours,” said Bauer.

We are told the pumps kept pumping, and there were no failures at the plant thanks to a massive set of batteries always on standby.

“It can detect those power sags, and step in and provide clean power to the pumps and other systems,” said Bauer.

The no gas station visits part is what excites me the most actually haha

Firstly, yeah it's the charging experience. I read about those adapters just today. Wasn't sure which cars support it, sounds like a lot do.

Secondly, I have some hesitation buying from Tesla given their track record of handling personal data and general customer service practices incidents. So was wondering what's the experience like with other manufacturers with the public infrastructure.

I hope that makes sense

Got it, thanks!

Right, it's just that in the pamphlet the opposition to renewing the levy claim that the renewal would make the roads/sidewalks/bridges worse

https://cdn.kingcounty.gov/-/media/king-county/depts/elections/how-to-vote/voters-pamphlets/2024/202411/local-edition.pdf?rev=ef6a947716b1404395bf9fab90ac7aa1&hash=51D0D774A84C9BEEA319C4D4FF527B50 Page 19

Hold on to your wallets, Seattle. As civic leaders free from politics, we urge neighbors to vote No on this terrible transportation tax. Why should you pay the largest tax in city history, when it leaves bridges, streets, and sidewalks in dangerous disrepair while worsening traffic congestion?

Out of curiosity, is that a public group? If so, how does one join it?

Me too, people are more forgiving and give the benefit of the doubt more oftenthabn not. I appreciate that

Didn't know it was cheap