It’s possible. But even if the electronic poppers fail the mechanical release is in roughly the same hand position. But perhaps, if your scenario is true, they didn’t know about them, or in a panic didn’t think to use them. 

You do have to verify you’re at the wheel, however you can take steps to fool or defeat that verification. Kind of like how people might fool a seatbelt sensor so the car stops dinging at them. They could make it more robust using the driving facing camera, but people have also relented due to privacy concerns.

Autopilot does not allow for crazy acceleration. Furthermore, on a non-divided highway autopilot is limited to 5mph over the speed limit. There have been cases where mapping data is wrong (not limited to Tesla, just in general where your GPS might say 60, but really it’s 50 as an example) and that could have allowed a…

Whoever was operating the vehicle was actively doing something to defeat the autopilot safety measures. Even on autopilot you have to provide input to the wheel at regular intervals to confirm you are still paying attention and in command. Some people attach things to the wheel to add weight, so the car “thinks” there…

He could pick up a nice LR3 for less than 10k and have loads of budget to address any immediate maintenance concerns. Might tick some of that Defender itch. They're quite comfortable and so far, with a tire upgrade, has been very capable off road.

This format sucks. Is it really generating enough new revenue to justify it?

Cat subsequently got signed to the pro-league due to their incredible aim.

There are other clips posted of her in another article. The most damning is one where she is AFK while parachuting into warm up, yet her character tracks a players head that is falling slower than her character. So she legitimately not even at her mouse yet her character is aiming and tracking. 

Sounds like a good opportunity for that community to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, put in some hard work, and make their own success. 

Only other option would be ziply fiber in Portland, OR. I also have 1gig up/down for $79. So far no data caps. I regularly exceeded mine on comcast so I left. That and their upload speeds are dismal. Uploading a 4k video to collaborate with an editor on was a 10 hour process on comcast. Less than an hour now.

Le’ sigh . . .

After checking the seals to ensure water wouldn't intrude, yes. Not uncommon on old untouched cars where window, hood, and hatch seals may have dried out and cracked.

Because they were doing paint correction anyways and the owner was especially worried about damaging original paper stickers with water. 

They’re doing paint correction after anyways. Water may have made it through the seals and damaged original paper stickers the owner wanted to preserve. The end result is fantastic. Larry knows what he's doing. 

Additionally most companies have very narrow stock trading windows for those RSUs so you can’t just offload them whenever you want. Our window is 48 hours long, once a year. Would be hard to do insider trading based on that. 

How intrusive do you want systems to get though to prevent people from defeating them? People defeat their seat belt safety all the time by driving without a seat belt. Would we prefer that cars simply don’t go into drive unless you’re buckled in? I’m not saying Tesla’s system is perfect. They could be/should be using…

Autopilot only allows people to nap at the wheel if you go out of your way to defeat its requirement of actively providing inputs to the wheel. More than a few seconds of hands off the wheel, or no measurable inputs on the wheel and the system will disable itself. Defeating it is akin to putting a photo of yourself…

I followed them for years and was very interested in their vehicles. But that was back when their estimated price was in the 70-80k range. Once they announced the expected MSRP that pretty much lost me, and a lot of other folks I imagine. 

Which immediately causes the question, whose tax and regulation cuts? Or are you just arguing to remove it from the headline, but keep the context in the article? 

The irony of someone looking for his apolitical car website while at the same time offering to find a commenter a safe space is fantastic.