basically, the simpsons monorail guy

Cool, I hope that concept gets picked up as an industry standard practice as we move forward

Live wire this tracks fire your gamertag’s gonna expire

I think you’ve hit on something potentially extremely problematic. If EVs take a similar tack to that of the smart phone (where they have a limited useful life and then are nearly worthless in obsolescence) then we’re going to need to establish some standard practices for EOLing them, whether that be a manufacturer…

yeah I felt the controls were really sloppy too. It’s also jarring how much worse stuff like taking cover and vaulting/climbing over obstacles is than Division 2. I know they’re not the same teams working on the same features, but you’d think there’d be more shared between the two for common features.

there’s like 30 of them interspersed with trailer fuckery at the like 1:30 mark

I thought streamers were actively choosing longer delays to try to fight stream sniping.

one of the first things I thought when I started playing Azur Lane was how much it seems like it’d be a fit on the switch. I’m excited to see if it works and how well it runs if it does work.

what the fuck did they do to that poor datsun?

it’s almost certainly the springs within the components wearing abnormally fast and are no longer returning to center within the deadzone of the component.

the problem is the analog stick modules are trash. the components on $80 controllers should not be treated as consumable items full stop.

“Alien ass green” doesn’t actually work with the mishearing/substitution joke that was being made though.

almost like all this EV crap is modern technology...

wait, the GT86 is a new car, it can’t be old enough to have aged can it?

so why not make lane splitting above a particularly low speed limit illegal? that way the assholes will still be breaking the law by lane splitting at too high a speed but then reasonable people going a reasonable speed will still gain the benefits found in the UC Berkeley study. As for what that speed limit should be…

true, I’ll give you that and in general I agree with your premise though I don’t think the nature of these two situations are similar enough to be confident that we can draw the same conclusion here.

It sucks but if you look at it from a business perspective the answer to which group to not make upset is the ones who buy your product...

Air Canada is just testing out Surprise Escape Rooms for their next generation VIP Lounge Experience.

if she managed to stow on board then there’s an even bigger protocol failure AC needs to deal with beyond someone missing an item on the post-flight checklist...

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