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Okay, so we learn the whole goal of this high-speed raid and boarding of the death-bus was to rescue this lady. And what's the first fucking thing they do with her? Fling her out of a moving bus onto the hood of a moving car.

You had me at wheelie control.

Similar to the HZ-1 Helicopter, the VZ-1 was essentially a flying platform that the operator controlled by shifting their body weight. It actually worked reasonably well but couldn't fly more than 33 ft above ground, making it impractical for the battlefield.

Would you be surprised if I told you this nine-wing flying boat built in 1921 crashed on its first flight after just reaching 18 ft off the water? I didn't really think so.

1:06 Truck driver: "Oh no, my paperwork. Quick! The boss would be pissed if I lost that..."

That would make sense.

How can they keep tires inflated for two years, in space no less?! Granted, they rarely hit potholes.

The "something else" at tonight's Tesla event is Auto Pilot, a new system that combines a forward facing camera and 12 sensors that see 16 feet in every direction and provide a 360-degree view the surroundings. The camera does everything from seeing other cars to reading speed limit signs. Normal fare for luxury cars.…

Sign me up for a Model 3D! Curves in all the right dimensions!

Ok, so 4 total.

I see an upgrade right there. Well, two of them...

Wifi and cellular technologies evolve much faster than the rate at which most people swap cars. 4G and whatever wifi is included in that car will be very average in five to seven years.

Samantha should transfer this awesome car of awesome to her mom. Then, it would be allowed in the handicapped spot, since her mom is considered a resident by their stupid rules. Does not really matter who drives it imho.

See my other post. It looks like that was just the editing. They had multiple races. The numbers at the end are what matters. So, yeah, it was slower than the Alfa. But the alfa weighs nothing.

Everything you need to know about this video is summed up in this post by a moderator on the MT page (in response to the apparent bad STI launch):

2:56 Looks like the STI bogged down pretty badly, as everybody, including the Fiesta and GTI, were in front at the start. It could have done better. But still, this does show you the massive differences in this group of cars.

2:56 Looks like the STI bogged down pretty badly, as everybody, including the Fiesta and GTI) were in front at the start. It could have done better.

This industry keeps touting the many millions of dollars in fuel they are saving by moving to EFBs (weight), but they'll willingly add a bump (drag) in the plane's airflow to provide WiFi. Granted, you physics geeks and engineers out there may tell me that it's in a pretty low impact area, but still. It strikes me as…

The death knell began to ring a few years ago for the traditional seat back TV