I’ve run into multiple websites like this in the last 6 months. It sucks.

slrpnk.net is great

I’ve also started hosting my own at prxs.site

The drowning pool really sets the ambience

I love this shit. They’re always so wrong but such fun designs. I wish I could find pictures of the old PS3 and Xbox 720 concepts that people were paying back in the day.

The issue was later found to be from sunlight streaming into the spacecraft through a tiny gap.

This would be so frustrating. The problem solving process would be a nightmare.

https://time.com/after-the-bomb/

Fair

Some background on Russia’s growing influence in Africa.

https://theconversation.com/how-russia-is-growing-its-strategic-influence-in-africa-110930

Yours and my experiences are remarkably similar.

It seems like it’s an issue with manufacturing consistency/quality. The report said some cars were getting literally half their advertised range on daily commutes. That’s not an amount that could be accounted for by driving styles.

The original Reuters report linked below: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-batteries-range/

Anyone from Australia knows we already fucked the shit out that country. It’s now mostly just a big hole where a pyramid scheme used to be.

Corruption, incompetence and a musical - The Guardian

The more realistic death is a buyout, merger and dismantling. That’s how the vast majority of publicly traded companies die. Bought my a larger organisation looking for a deal on your IP, userbase or reputation who then sells off all physical assets, offshores all talent and outsources all capabilities. They retain the brand equity which then gets rinsed through a range of products that are smaller and smaller before quietly being shelved. See GEs dismantling of RCA, the death of GE itself, and every company EA has ever bought.

Does that mean we’re going to start holding CEOs accountable?