“Have you ever parked your wiener inside of a Galaxy?”

That’s “lo”, meaning “look”.

By modern standards the NSX isn’t setting the world on fire with acceleration, sprinting from 0-60 in 5.2 seconds and tripping the quarter in 13.8, but shit it doesn’t feel slow.

But the people selling the stickers are masters of it.

I get it, and I keep mine tuned and working, but my main ride is an old 80s road bike with suicide levers and when one broke I had a hell of a time finding a replacement. Instead I got about 20 lectures in how dangerous they were as I went from shop to shop. Finally I found a shop where the owner was missing 2 fingers…

I’m OK with being called an idiot. I was an idiot. I’m also nearly 11 years sober, which doesn’t invalidate my misdeeds but at least shows that I did, in fact, address my alcoholism.

1000% disagree.

I mean... Megan Thee Stallion and the rest of the celebrities we’re talking about aren’t that important EITHER, so F1 saying “hey, you wanna be part of our show, you have to ACTUALLY be part of our show” doesn’t seem unreasonable to me. 

There was an article the other day about NY making loud exhausts illegal, which you can add to window tinting, coal rolling, and all of the other laws that exist in this country seemingly just to incite a traffic stop when the officer feels like it because they want to hassle a minority/teenager who has the balls to…

Hell, Suvi in MEA explains that the Initiative actually tapped into geth data about the Andromeda galaxy in order to discover the golden worlds. Geth were using Mass Relay tech to image Andromeda with basically a FTL version of Hubble. Geth sure af were interested in Andromeda, so both lore-wise and creative-wise…

Infiniti already solved the mechanical linkage issue with their steer-by-wire system.

This should get starred more as that’s realistically some of the trade offs of an internal only piece of software vs and external one.

There isn’t binary logic in the decision path that would decide to kill one person vs another. The software will never sacrifice somebody, because it doesn’t work that way. It works in less-obviously deterministic ways. Ways that produce far less satisfying explanations of “why.”

It’s probably also that opening this type of data up modifies how they need to support it. If there’s a bug in it, they only have to answer to themselves, and they can be selective about tolerating the accuracy of the data. Opening it up turns them into a bit of a software service provider in that they would have to…

To be honest its probably not all that useful beyond denying warranty claims anyways.  Its best its gone.  I dont think my mechanic needs to know where my injector failed, just that it did and I need a new one.

Ugh, it is for me, and I bought a huge box of it from the Arrakis Costco ...

reason number #2093 why IP law is horseshit and should be disregarded early and often. it has no internal consistency in the first place!