Supposedly FaceID can be hacked by kids that are are not your own.

Neither is as secure as using a complex pin or pattern. However, the evidence seems to be pointing to FaceID being less secure than TouchID. I have never personally seen a finger print sensor allow someone through that was not authorized (though I do not doubt it can happen), but I have seen the iPhone X FaceID broken…

I desperately wish that I didn’t agree with you, Hamilton.

“If this is real, like, REALLY REAL ...”

But the delivery fee on that bad boy might put you 10 feet (or more) under.

You are on the right track. Anything that is not made by Honda or Toyota and has over 150K is automatic CP. However, older Honda and Toyota engines (provided you change the timing belt) can easily last for 100K longer than just about every other manufacturer.

Let’s start with the basics: Jason, do you own an electric vehicle?

You forgot the 1957 version.

CR’s “predictive reliability rating” is conjecture masquerading as fact.

“Probably three people have ever looked at a Geo Metro and said ‘Yeah, this was a good idea.’”

“Sounds nice, but they would just find ways around it.”

“Someone makin 10 million a year is in the same top tax bracket as someone making 300k a year.”

It may be feces, it may be legit, or, like most stats, it may occupy a location in-between. That said, the high percentage of accidents caused by individuals using cell phones while driving could be a major reason this tech might significantly reduce accidents.

Yes .. By comparison the numbers mentioned in this article, while horrific, seem tame when looked at through the lens of the hundreds and sometimes thousands killed in each of the countless incidents of ethnic cleansing of tribes throughout North America.

“In live TV and radio, there is no more time. I can’t extend the segment for five seconds, or two. Or one.”

“then a mri should be able to determine something as well”

Correction:

I can think of another lovely little invention for giving your car a few extra miles. Act today and they will toss in one free month of fitness training.

So, you can own this for the price of a real Ferrari’s service visit.

I agree that publicly subsidized sports stadiums are a waste of taxpayer money that cities are forced to eat because (a) cities are not allowed to own their sports teams and (b) citizens and public officials have been brainwashed by team owners. Every city should avoid getting into these long term financial traps.