Every major company gets sued all the time for firing people. People get mad when they get fired. In this case i’m apt to agree with Tesla, this dude’s story makes absolutely no sense at all. It’s just a jilted ex-employee looking for a buck and a lawyer looking to profit off it.

It really takes 5-10 episodes to get into it. I hated it at first but watching it in order...It gets really good. however to each their own! It’s not for everyone.

You might say this story is

People like dogs, people generally dislike other people. More at 11

you’d think munititions boxes would have GPS tracking by now when off base....

More impressive is 60mph into a stationary firetruck and all she got was a broken ankle! That’s one safe car!

As for autopilot, it doesn’t recognize stationary objects directly ahead at highway speeds as designed. They tell you this outright.

“no one could have predicted this ingenious break-in technique!”

The Go is an *introduction* to VR. It’s not meant to have all the features you want because it’s meant to be one thing: cheap but extremely easy to use, which sets it apart from Gear VR needing specific phones and such. Just like cutting the price of the Rift, Oculus realized the main barrier to VR has, and always…

At auction it would absolutely fetch more than $325,000

looks to be from an aircraft to me

Make sure to haul them safely

You’ve seen a bias sample. You only see the issues. Remember just how many they sell, it’s still a *tiny* portion.

Also remember that all lithium batteries can off-gas/swell. It’s not limited to apple. People just keep mac’s longer so it seems like it happens to them more.

But you “made the choice” which means you’re…

Man this article is a pretty pathetic hit-job. Company finds rare defect and issues free repairs AND refunds for previous repairs. Instead of being praised for good customer service for a small-batch-issue you make it out to be this big “apple sucks at batteries” deal, when in reality this happens to every company,…

semantics, they invented the modern seatbelt design still used today (though obviously today’s has improvements in the mechanisms). They didn’t invent the *first* seatbelt, but they did invent the seatbelt everyone knows.

Had one, it falls apart within a month or two just like all of them that aren’t sewn around the edges. Comfy while it lasted though

Had one, it falls apart within a month or two just like all of them that aren’t sewn around the edges. Comfy while…

So basically, if i’m understanding this right, he only won because a lucky flag let him get tires when the leaders weren’t able to and then he won based on grip, not skill.

Got it

framerate?

F1 cars are pressurized drysump systems, they’ll run upside down fine. However the trans will be unhappy having its fluid in the wrong spots.

if you have a shark on the line, just get it close and cut the line. That is the only way to give it the best chance of survival. Do NOT take it out of the water at all. Doing so will cause far more harm than a hook will.

nope, such a system would use heat-exchangers, not radiators.