I mean they could easily injection mould comparable parts. I imagine this is more of a numbers game.

How big is the market for wildly impractical supercar-esque vehicles? Will mass production reduce cost enough? Will people buy them if they lack similar performance to actual supercars? How does the brands established reputation and image fit in?

It’s pretty easy to see why the bean counters would shut down tooling up a whole productionisation effort for a product that likely won’t make the company money.

That’s my hunch anyway. If there was money in it, they’d be doing it. Instead you get cars like the supra and skyline, which can absolutely be turned into supercar level performance if people are willing, but otherwise is a decent off the shelf sports car.

How the hell are you even meant to show your work for 6+1?

Please attempt this and post results

Genuine question:

Assume that it’s financial viable, is there anything stopping me from establishing a manufacturing facility whose goal is to produce as much plastic waste as possible?

Because if there isn’t, there’s our problem…

“Around 30% of respondents also perceived cyclists to be less than fully human.”

What the fuck is wrong with people

Great idea, don’t know how it would work in practice though.

And yeah, my email to my supplier this year was essentially “don’t make me faux leave to another supplier again to get the good rate, just give it to me”

https://www.cmtedd.act.gov.au/open_government/inform/act_government_media_releases/chris-steel-mla-media-releases/2022/new-cat-laws-to-protect-pets-and-native-wildlife

That has a decent summary

Love seeing all the psychopaths out themselves on cat threads…

Cats are fantastic companions, but there is no denying the damage they do ecologically. I think the ACT is moving in the right direction by progressively introducing laws to make all cats contained.

It’s a better outcome for wildlife and the cats themselves.

Briefly heard this being discussed with a lawyer on ABC radio yesterday.

“would the ministers be liable?” “look, that’s not clear yet. They could argue that they were performing their ministerial duties…”

When do we go full French on our political class?

Their day job seems to be to enriching themselves by fucking the country, and if they get caught face zero consequences. Shit’s fucked.

I’m just here to staunchly defend Aldi’s beans. Cheap as fuck and can make a decent brew with them.

You’d be better off talking to a brick wall than commenting on reddit on anything but small subreddits and expecting a reply.

Feels good to be seen here, and like you’re actually contributing.