How did these become so ubiquitous in the States.

Why? Why would you live in a neighbourhood with an HOA? How did these become so ubiquitous in the States. In Canada, in a neighbourhood of free-standing homes, these are almost non-existent. We have strata boards in condos and planned communities. But regular residential neighbourhoods are free-hold lots. I literally…

Hey, so Apple says the Macbook Pro uses a “72.4-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery” which is not what we’re talking about here. They use a solid state disc drive, maybe that’s what you’re thinking about?

Can we also have it beep at jerks who love to weave through traffic or get in the off ramp just to try to jump back over to cut in front of bumper to bumper traffic? Pretty much beep at anyone being a road douche. 

They better update those databases then. Every time I use GPS it seems like speed limits are off from the physical signs on the road in many places. Otherwise they’ll probably start seeing people disabling these new features in places where they don’t do regular inspections.

It’s been shown that people will drive the speed that they feel is “safe”, no matter what the limit may or may not be.

How about making it so that users have to opt in to having their blogs be used by AI? But that would be too much on the user’s side and well all know once these websites have you hooked they'll treat you like crap 

I don’t think any of this was AI edited. It looks like McLaren just keyed-out the background environment in After Effects and replaced it with a plate shot from another moving car. You can see the transparency bleeding onto the car’s B-pillar over Lindell’s shoulder.

Lindell always looks like he’s drunk. If he is, it is illegal in many states to be behind the wheel even if the car is stationary and turned off.

I swear someone on the inside is trying to make sure this fails.

They did the never-expire Battlepasses for Halo Infinite and depending on how it’s done, it’s not necessarily a good thing. The amount of time to clear a battlepass for that game was pretty high for my kid (they stopped bothering after realizing they were playing not for fun but to get their quota each day - a…

No thanks. If this ends up on gamepass, then I'll give it a go.

I do love the low commitment aspect. I believe they’ve crafted an experience that will demand pretty much 0 hours of my time. :P

I still wish someone could explain to me why a giant man shark with super strength or a guy whose whole gimmick is throwing boomerangs would need guns.

Why do GMG publications use screenshots from media in headers, credit the license holders, and then NOT mention what the screenshot is from? It’s been like this for years. Even Kotaku, the “Good Site”, does it.

Microsoft was notorious for doing this with Xbox digital purchases. Through the 360 era, all digital purchases were made with Microsoft Points. They used to only sell point in 500 increments, but the conversion rate was $5 = 400 points.

So a game set in 1988 had 88 in the title, and it’s a multi-player game for 1-4 players. That’s literally the whole fucking story.

Because they are.

…her Instagram stories which have been perceived as anti-Semitic.

The ones I read seem like pretty normal, measured statements.