That is so exceedingly cool. It’s still too much for me - as a quadriplegic, I couldn’t pull on the throttle/brake/shifters and would be stuck with mouth controls or whatever - but to think that they can so [relatively] simply tweak a real, gonna-actually-compete-with-it race car so one of their paralyzed…

I gave up when F1 Twitter posted a happy birthday video for Michael Schumacher... and the replies were almost entirely whining about Hamilton getting screwed and “why haven’t you overturned the results yet?”

Oh this would be so much better if it were 1997 Final Fantasy VII character models...

We had a fifty-something Plymouth Cranbrook for a few years during my early teens. It never ran, but it was lovely lawn art :)

others decreeing that “Jesus Is The Answer.”

“What am I? Rosa Parks?”

So they put up a sign with the names of the three cars for a photo op, and then put the cars under the sign... in a different order. I want to go move them.

“recalculating route”

be thankful it wasn’t a slideshow

Oh my, this is a deep cut :)

That front-positioned dedicated fingerprint sensor is a godsend for those of us with dexterity-limiting disabilities; put it on the back and it might as well not exist. I would be completely on board with it being quite a bit smaller (like the Moto X4's) to shrink the top/bottom bezels though, because the classic…

Having their free tier limited to 160kbps kinda contradicts the whole purpose of Tidal, no? I get why they don’t want to give the lossless/hi-res goodies away, but Tidal’s primary selling point is quality; I don’t think 160kbps would convert many free users into paying customers when Spotify does almost everything…

Let’s address the true issue at play here: did Phil Spencer of all people actually say “exploitive?” Multiple times?? And Axios just let it slide??? Ugh... /pedant

That was terrifying to hear when I was going down the list previewing them all... I was like, wait, does this horn crash my sound card or something??

That’s me too - cervical spinal cord injury - and MS/Xbox has pretty much made a lifetime customer out of me with the Adaptive Controller and their continued push for better accessibility. I’m happy for your cousin; welcome (back) to the gaming community : )

I believe the proper response is, “they started it!”

First of all, yes, dedicated fingerprint sensors currently work better than in-display ones. No argument there. However, many of us have dexterity-related disabilities for whom a rear-mounted sensor might as well not exist, or simply just different personal preference. I’d much rather have a dedicated sensor…

I was able to run FH5 on a mix of Ultra and Extreme settings at 55 frames per second and 1440p resolution. (Weirdly, 60 fps isn’t an option, even though it is on console.)

Ugh, my dad referred to deodorant that way for decades... Please no

Indeed. The AT&T one’s a ripoff anyway - black only, 128GB only, and priced at $730 before trade-in? Nope nope nope nope nope. (The Verizon one appears to be just as bad.)