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I can't answer you for EVs, but according to Consumer Reports, hybrids are still the most reliable cars https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-reliability-owner-satisfaction/electric-vehicles-are-less-reliable-than-conventional-cars-a1047214174/

Summary:

• Reducing drug costs
• Police and ICE mask ban
• Banning cat declawing
• Stoves and refrigerators in (rental) apartments
• More time to file sexual assault lawsuits
• Gender-neutral bathrooms in schools
• Restrictions on AI chatbots for minors
• Updated (stricter) plastic bag ban

Some of these bullet points are multiple bills, especially regulation of AI Chatbots.

You could have gone to your local hardware store.

I wouldn't say the security wheel nuts are entirely useless.

Although a set is only about $25 on Amazon, it does limit the pool of potential wheel thieves to serious professionals who are looking for something more valuable to justify buying and carrying multiple sets of these around.

Sorry, but all the drug testers were laid off by DOGE.

There's one active mod. Please give them some time.

But yeah.

I give that about a week after it comes out, before you can buy compatible socket wrenches on AliExpress.

Clearly, this was Biden and Obama's fault. -Fox News /s

I are the Onion on that one, damn you shakes fist

Stories like this pop up all the time "Bugs eat plastics" "Plastics turned back into fuel" "Plastics reused into new objects"

None of it turns into any real solutions, and I can only assume it's a greenwashing campaign with a science veneer, by spreading the idea that eventually science will make plastics fully recyclable/reusable/compostable.

The greenwashing plastics/petroleum industry is preying on the idea that there's a solution on the horizon for the unsolvable problem of plastics recycling and reuse.

Please reduce or even eliminate plastics use, if possible.

Especially single use plastics.

...scientists still don’t understand how life evolved from its very origins to the early communities of which LUCA is a part.

Failure of alien biocontainment systems. Or maybe deliberate life seeding. Or hitchhiking enclosed ecosystem, like a biosphere, on a meteorite.

Here's a thought: Did Aussie ban 16 and unders from Lemmy too?

I'm guessing we're not a "major platform" as the rules define them.