Slashdot PT Cruiser Spotted In the Wild
You may remember the Slashdot PT Cruiser if you've been around long enough. You might even wonder what fate befell it. You can sleep comfortably tonight for it has been spotted alive and seemingly well in Walnut Creek.
PT Cruiser... that's one step up from the Pontiac Aztek at least.
More importantly: Whatever happened to Slashcode, which is what [cue the In Soviet Russia jokes] drives Slashdot?The last version seems to date from nearly a decade ago now.
I grew up close to Walnut Creek so I'm in the area periodically and I've seen the PT Cruiser now and then. I'm pretty sure it's green though. The picture makes it look blue!
About a year ago: http://www.flickr.com/photos/9...
Like any good geek car, it was parked near a brewpub:
http://www.elevation66.com/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9...
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You have the ADAC, the national automobile club. They have yellow cars and trucks running up and down the roads constantly, and in a breakdown you call them and get helped fairly fast. They publish a yearly list of the cars they have to rescue the most. It's more helpful than any other metric of reliability. It's like getting that tow truck driver advice from most of the tow truck drivers in the country at one time.
So, is it used to cart CD-ROMs around?
Great minds think alike; fools seldom differ.
No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.
Dear Slashdot: next time you want to mess with the site, add a rich-text editor for comments.
Please put a warning when you're posting links like that, some of us are at work.
"Our two-party system is like a bowl of shit looking at itself in a mirror." - Lewis Black
It does have its fans. The fact that it has a huge amount of interior space for its size and removable rear seats makes it very practical, and its proponents seem to like its ugliness.