I’ve always used escalators as a great example of this. If they lose power or break they elegantly degrade back into stairs.

Superman instead of Batman but https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2011-07-13 is pretty much this

If you still remember the company a day later the marketing sounds like it’s working pretty well…

The cars are awful though and look like they’re driving backwards. A 12 year olds idea of what a ‘futuristic car’ should look like

This would be a fine against X though right rather than Elon himself? Surely the company wouldn’t have that kind of cash available and would need to take drastic action to raise that amount.

Recipe please

Time for a bit of a tinkle on the ivory

All a bit rich coming from someone named 'Henny ’

Some people are passionate about their jobs and some people just do it as a means to an end. There is nothing wrong with being in the later group and I say that as someone with ~20 years in the software space and never opens an ide at home.

I’ve always thought the best way to kill a hobby was to turn it into a job. I won’t speak to if you should or shouldn’t change roles, there are a huge amount of factors to consider there, I’ll just say that not everyone who is successful in development is a guru, ninja, in it for the love, kind of person.

Brease-can-we-come-back?

I thought I read that this was a plan Tesla had to repurpose the car batteries into power walls for home consumers. Not sure that ever ended up happening but great to see the retired car batteries given a second life

#Futuramadidit

I did it for 4 years while my son was very young. I loved it and would return to it if not for school hours. 6am to 4pm worked really well and having 3 days off meant some great family time.

My wife did a 4 day week too and we offset our days so that our son only needed 3 days in daycare during the week.