A lot of cars from the 80s and 90s did it. The solder formulae used less lead after about the mid-80s, the solder joints would crack, and when the engine computers got old they would intermittently cause stalls. Or ignition switches get worn, that's been happening forever to all kinds of cars from all makes. Or any number of other reasons. I can count five or six off the top of my head that I've owned that had a random stalling on the highway problem when they were old. My old Jeep blew the muffler off once when it stalled and then dumped a bunch of gas into the exhaust - when it restarted there was an earth-shattering kaboom that exploded the muffler.

I used to drive to the airport from downtown Little Rock through this area. The airport is like, right there next to downtown, maybe 5 miles away? It's weirdly close. In between are a lot of scrapyards/metal recycling and industrial stuff. I remember one always had this mountainous pile of metal shavings, 30 feet high, like a mountain of tinsel.

I used one of these up until about 2010 or so. It was still really excellent for showing work in recalculating someone else's work in audits.

I'm still flogging an Acer Aspire One, running Mint. Its slow but the form factor is really nice.

yeah all my crappy ones work both ways.

Same. Mine was terrible. Not only did it not blast out pepper like i really need, it broke super quickly. I've been pondering one of these as I have actually had a ton of trouble and expense finding a good pepper mill.

https://mannkitchen.com/products/the-original-pepper-cannon-pepper-mill