Oh, whatever. Everybody knows that pot is not a big deal and that it’s our laws that need modernizing. You’re not an “addict” if you want to be able to fly with some marijuana. Get off your high horse there, buddy.

While I agree where it comes to your average stoner trying to fake out the feds, there are people that legitimately use the stuff for pain management. Those folks, I support, full stop. And in situations like this, the last thing they need is to have their lives upended because of an overzealous TSA agent.

The Javascript programmer in me is upset that somebody put a NaN in the middle of this string.

Imagine if video games were actual miniverses that, while an instance exists, the characters within possess some level of cognition. This is the video game equivalent of deboarding Mario for 13 hours, forcing him to run up and down the aisle, screaming “just-a kill-a me!”

To everyone who says this was meaningless, I posted this in the private forum early on:

Having the amount of perseverance necessary to get through a task this long and tedious without giving up is rare. And impressive.

he got an article on kotaku about the inanity, so he did accomplish something

I finally got chance to mess with Dropshot last night, and it’s actually kind of fun. Really different, but def a good time.

You’re an ass. Motorcycles don’t travel faster than light, no excuse not to see them. NONE.

Still the car’s fault though for not entering the lane safely. The law isn’t “do whatever and everyone else has to do their best to avoid you”.

Absolutely agreed. The dashcam driver was going pretty quickly in the HOV lane. so why did he feel the need to move over onto the emergency hard shoulder? Yes he might have hit the car that pulled out but he’d have more chance against a car than the biker did. I also wonder if the car driver saw the Dashcam car…

How can a single actor in a multiple actor event be 100% at fault....but also “everyone screwed up”?

I agree. Much like waving people into traffic, he invited this accident by creating an unnatural opportunity for the rider.

Isn’t the guy in the car that filmed all this at fault, too? He left his lane and went onto the shoulder. Shoulders aren’t there for people to move onto to be nice to people on motorcycles. This created a space that the lane changer wouldn’t have expected to appear, through which the motorcyclist passed through at…

Except the driver who posted the video says that if they hadn’t slowed down to allow the motorcycle to split, they would have been the one to hit the car. If there’s a speed differential, the onus to change lanes safely into the faster lane is on the person entering it.