The privacy of what? An odometer reading?

It is until tire manufacturers get an incentive to sell decreased wear tires, likely at the expense of other features. Along with people putting off tire replacement even longer, this would just be asking for a significant decrease in road safety.

One would've thought the organization that stands for open source software to be quite democratic. Seems that may not be the case.

I feel the global economy won't be too bad off. Likely some collateral damage, but the United States on the other hand...

There are several options, like with pictures or not. I think the complete archive is about 110 GB, but see for yourself.

This person forks.

I've also heard that the peppercorns lose the numbing quality fairly quickly in storage. Might be worth seeking out the freshest ones you can.

Two people at 69!? Seems like an outlier, we should remove it from the dataset.

I was going to say, that list is many of the things you can get through Kiwix.

It's self hostable and some of the resources are really quite interesting.

I've got a green Razr 50 ultra and I love it. Especially like that it came with a similar colour case for it.

That wood one looks really cool and I'm sure the texture would add some much needed grip.

That, and foreign trained doctors can often be thrown into situations during their Canadian training that they weren't originally trained for. An ophthalmologist into an emergency room, for example.

And so continues the enshittification.

I think I'll be picking up this game after reading this. Thank you for sharing your experience.

I've always been interested in this game but I had played Far Cry 2, I believe, and remember feeling it was just a chore going through the latter half of the game, so I was turned off of Far cry for a while.

There would need to be public members of the board as well or it could very quickly turn into an old boys club.

Just heads up, your link goes to "Page not found" and your title doesn't make sense.

It's unfortunate they don't state things like the heating settings used and which trim level of each car was tested. Range can differ on a FWD versus an AWD version.

Seems roughly accurate though. I took my Ioniq 5 for a cold weather test at -25 (105 km/h highway, little wind, heat on a comfortable level for just the driver) and got around 30 kWh/100km.

I'm still going to use my ICE vehicle for any 200+ km trips that are necessary in frigid weather but the Ioniq is the preference for anything else.

I went yesterday afternoon and it was still fairly busy. They were even worried of running out of ballots and unsure if their delivery of more was going to arrive in time.

Allegedlys*

That's the whole "common sense Conservatives" schtick. It effectively translates to, "just trust us, don't look at the data, we're definitely doing this for the good of the people and not solely those who line our pockets."

Their base, often with limited critical thinking ability, is happy to lap it up as it means they don't have to use their brain.

Here's an older article from a city in Canada with similar findings, along with a few more savings figures and reasons why 'housing first' works.

I didn't find any updated figures with a quick search, but it looks like there was $1m/yr funding committed in 2021 for a similar purpose.