Yes, but how many people outside of pilots know the limitation of a plane’s autopilot system?

To be honest, everyone is probably better off if she does avoid them.  She’s been pulled over multiple times because her headlights were off and she didn’t realize it, since someone drove her car previously and had turned them off.

motor vehicle or motorcycle the same or similar color as the color or colors so prescribed for the Florida Highway Patrol.

There absolutely is still a lot of range anxiety out there.  One co-worker has sworn them off completely because one of her older technical illiterate friends had some trouble with charging when they got one as a rental.

It’s being worked on.  Just like EV sales aren’t going to take over overnight, the EV chargers aren’t going to just appear magically overnight either.  Without even looking, I’m aware of a couple charging stations that always have available chargers and my workplace has a bunch.

Just take one at a time.

They’re still hung up on the whole range anxiety thing. I was talking to a co-worker a couple weeks ago since they had recently add a bunch of more charging stations in the garage at work. He’s going on about not being able to take them on trips and “you can’t use them every day.” I’m like, “Dude. I’m seeing the same…

The problem there is that Skyrim was always generally regarded as a good, fun game game.  How does that mod popularity compare to Fallout 4 which was still a good game, but not as highly regarded as Skyrim.  Starfield feels like it’s even less liked than that.

Yep. Instead of playing out a cutscene with no player involvement, it’s still keeping you engaged in the moment instead of just sitting back and watching. I think it’s actually a really good example of not a bad system, just bad implementation.

And the sad thing about Ubisoft is I vividly remember an interview with a dev who was talking about how they built Chicago in the first Watch Dogs and being proud of what they called “content density.” They build a relatively large game city but made a strong effort to put something to do everywhere and no waste…

I don’t think so. Never heard about it and my generator and sole building were fine the few times I went there.

This.  And I get the feeling they only jack up the rates because they want to see how far you’ll accept it before you go somewhere else.  It was hilarious to me that most insurance companies gave people a break on their policy for 6 month early in the pandemic, but then raised the rate so high to make up for that…

Seriously.  I’m usually in the ballpark of $1000 a year for two cars and just me.

Why should it affect how much you pay, especially when you’re paying for your policy term up front?  

I’d call it essentially nothing.  If she was paying $400 a month, that’s a hell of a lot of money for just a record to say she was insured.  Even if she had a claim, she already paid them a ton and might have more than covered what insurance paid out.  You think that’d be the end of it, but it isn’t.  They’re going to…

As a current 9th gen Accord coupe owner, I’m all for this.  It looks quite similar, obviously, except for the front.

Looks more like the 9th-gen Accord coupe to me, from the fenders back.

Build it.  I need a coupe to replace my current daily at some point.

Sounds like it isn’t just for buying cars since they limit the cash amount to $5000.  I’m guessing it applies to anything, including parts and service.

That’s why you build in these costs to the things you sell or the service you provide.  These aren’t new things they’re having to deal with, so just slapping on a fee for it, it’s just going to look bad and blow up in their face.  What’s next?  Charge people for the electricity for the time that the customer is in the…