vinceman

Oh no, don't tax the megacorps, that's mean CRTC, how could you?

Completely agreed, with the exception of 10 and 2. 9 and 3 superiority

It's very simple, and works very well. When I got a new PC it took 7 months for me to realize I didn't have the software, and as usual was because I wanted to change a mouse button.

I can't remember how to do it offhand, but you should be able to save the settings to the hardware itself, then disable Logitech from opening. I changed settings not too long ago (2ish months) and this worked.

I'm not sure the Prius is actually relevant to this conversation in anyway. That 300,000 doesn't account for time, and batteries also aren't made of the same materials. You also have Cabs upping that average, which most people are not cab drivers. And that is a significant factor, as I'm pretty sure the Prius is one of, if not the most popular vehicles for Cabbies.

Genuinely confused as to what you mean. I need more words to understand, not less.

$23 grand for a battery plus the cost of the car? I don't think they would have spent more on gas and maintenance.

What do you mean?

That and suspension components still need to be greased. Plus electric cars tend to be a little heavier, often time with large wheels, meaning more wear and tear.

Same energy

That the amount of effort it takes to move a bicycle is more than a motor vehicle?

Just so you know, I'm gonna go for a bike ride later and blow multiple stop signs and red lights.