

a little under $27,500
Soooo $27,499?
a little under $27,500
Soooo $27,499?
No, there is no optional touch screen. The one featured in their media is a phone/iPad running the Slate app.
Point me to an electric sedan I can buy for $20k and I will.
My car doesn’t even go >200mi but I’ve driven it on multi-thousand mile trips with no problem.
It’s 150 miles of rated range, presumably according to the EPA standard, just like every other EV is rated. The EPA standards have recently been updated to reflect more accurately.
Under $20k after federal incentives*
The hardware itself had a glaring flaw and that was that it would overheat every 5 minutes and even be uncomfortably warm on it’s wearer.
Please point at where I said it was not corruption.
Do you listen to those people or ask them question about things you want to learn more about?
One thing you’ll notice with these AI responses is that they’ll never say “I don’t know” or ask any questions. If it doesn’t know it will just make something up.
You’re just imagining a bunch of shit no one said.
Same. Bazzite was the first distro I used that had a great “out of the box” experience, with fractional scaling, gear lever, gamescope, caffeine, tiling shell, seamless background updates, etc.
Cool to see them grow beyond their initial notariety as a handheld distro and into one of the top recommended distros for beginners.
Well I think it’s fair to assume that they not only didn’t know for certain that they would be charged/fined but also how long it would take for that to happen. And they rolled the dice. They’re definitely greedy but they’re not omnipotent.
Sorry, I don’t understand how that’s supposed to answer my question?
Such as?
How much money do you think Google loses to 3rd party app stores? Considering they’ve been allowed from the beginning and are also one of the most profitable companies in the world?
I mean that would imply they stood to gain $568M by not allowing 3rd party app stores. Seems unlikely.
GOG is good but just doesn’t market itself well
GOG’s biggest problem is also their greatest asset: no DRM.
You could say the same about Google.
I mean why microfocus on Tesla when this impacts the entire industry?