Not since the API debacle. It is sad to see that the user base could not organize enough to change Reddit. I bet the takeaway for Reddit was that they can do whatever and people will always come back.

As a magic player with an EV I would love a snack while I open boosters and wait for my car to charge.

It’s Victoria 2.

A human is not just a computer with a camera.

She didn’t actually do the scene.

“I turned up and was told what I would be filming would be a graphic rape scene,” she said. "This act could be watched for as long or as little time as the player wanted through a window, and then a player would be able to shoot this character in the head. “It was just purely gratuitous in my opinion.” She refused to act out the “disgusting” scene - which was made worse as she was the only female on set.

Caring for others doesn’t require religion.

This is such a cynical take. NHS finds a simple change to save lives and you spun it bash on the idea of government.

There really isn’t much to plan. I got an EV for a trip to Vegas, I wasn’t even specifically looking for an EV, it was just the cheapest option. For 4 days around the city and the national park I didn’t need to charge it at all. The cost to return it with a lower charge was much cheaper than it would’ve been with a gas car. It was nice not needing to visit a gas station either.

It was a stolen unit. As the article says, best course of action is to go back to eBay and report it.

I only wonder if there is something a potential buyer can do beforehand to check if a unit is in good standing with valve.

This is the problem. These services have successfully pitted you against the customer. If you are not happy with the pay, your issue is with the employer, not the customer.

These services do pay drivers and it’s not enough. Instead of paying more, they redirect you to the customer for the rest, and in some cases you just get screwed. But it’s the service screwing you, not the customer.

This video detailing the event was more uncomfortable to watch than expected, if you really imagine what it must have been like… Horrible way to go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-TaF2DbaWw

I saw in Asia there is a Chinese EV, I think the brand is Wuling, for about ~13-15k with about 180 miles of range. Small car but perfect for local driving.

Has reddit actually been negatively impacted by their recent actions?