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China's BYD cuts entry price for smart EVs to below $10,000 https://www.yahoo.com/news/finance/news/chinas-byd-sell-21-models-121428786.html https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/chinas-byd-goes-self-driving-141558829.html EVs in general have a third less parts than ICE vehicles and should should...

I lease mine so no worries about battery replacement. Leases are very good still so will continue leasing. Besides I always liked new vehicles, which in this case comes with the latest battery upgrades. Batteries are relatively new and evolving and just getting better. Check out the Battery...

Yes it's true. During the very cold winter months you loose about a third of battery range. Going through my third winter now with my EV but still will never go back to any ICE vehicles. Base this on the fact I used to pay ~$150 a month for gasoline on my last ICE vehicle. Now I pay ~$36 a...

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I'm a Linux guy. Dumped Windows years ago. Have been using free OpenOffice and now LibreOffice for years with no issues. Friends and businesses do send MS Office files etc., which LibreOffice has no problems converting over and opening. Worth giving it a try, it's free.

I like cars. Have owned 23 so far. All domestic US made. Plan on getting a 24th next year, another EV by the way. Agree they are terrible investments but as stated, I like cars. Whether buying or leasing, have done both, depending of which was the most advantageous at that time. I always decide...

Wondering the same thing? Seems the knock off toner cartridges can run 50% cheaper but of course Brother highly recommends using only Brother toner cartridges for best results.

Got a Brother HL- 2390dw laser printer years ago that works great and will never go back to inkjet printers. Printed 100s of pages so far on the original starter toner that came with it and a couple days ago it reported toner is finally getting low. Guess will have to get a new toner cartridge...

Switched to Linux over a dozen years ago and don't have to worry about any of that crap Windows users constantly worry over. Linux which is super secure, FREE and IMHO as easy to master as Apple, which btw is a form of Linux you pay through the nose for, has never let me down.

DuckDuckGo is my fav.

I have a Garmin GPS purchased back in 2010 used occasionally that still works fine. Has decent voice recognition but not as good as my Smartphone or OnStar but Garmin is free. Update Garmin twice a year on my PC and it runs fine. Like that Garmin can be used on any vehicle you have. Android...