Yeah it’s a bit disappointing, but the content itself is good and well researched.

Yeah, what you’re saying is true, but it’s not what they’re saying. Even by their own words, their goals are a bit silly.

Guys come on, it’s unreasonable to expect a luxury car brand to be at the forefront of technology.

It seems like the professor is saying that because he imagined they could be terrorists, that constitutes some sort of antisemitism? Or is it that because he was not protected from the non-terrorists because they could have been terrorists, then that constitutes antisemitism?

That just sounds like the antisemitism is entirely in his head?

It’s great to have, great value, and the car really does look good, but it’s not miles away from the Atto or the MG Urban, both of which are great cars for the money.

Fuck off with Ezra Klein.

I think the global car industry is in one of those shock-denial-anger-acceptance cycles. They cannot fathom how BYD (and China in general) can do this, and the answer is that like a decade ago, they bought up mines which they are now using for a fully vertically integrated production pipeline. This means that some of what they’re saying is true, and some is cope.

Having said that, the article still reads like “you are getting cars worth more than you are paying for”, or “cars which are less than our manufacturing costs”, and like, yeah, we can tell. The big issue with Hyundai isn’t the price, it’s that they cannot make better cars. You compare the Inster against even the Kia EV3 and it’s just a bit shit. They literally have all the weirdnesses of the Chinese automakers alongside being Euro-car expensive.

They don’t need to get cheaper, they need to get better.

Conservatives: Add politics to climate change Also Conservatives: Let’s take the politics out of climate change.

OK. Go for it. There are plenty of countries where the conservatives never politicised climate change.

Just pull over and rest.

Yeah, setting up the Servarrs (Lidarr/Radarr/Sonarr + Prowlarr) along with your bt client, then trawling opensignups to get onto private torrent sites.