Uhhhhhhhhhhh crap. Though looking through FT86club, it looks like it has been happening in under 500 miles, and I’m almost there since I got my recall performed. Crossing my fingers...

Oh god I don’t want to see what it looks like in 4K

“No braking” is remarkably accurate for Tesla

Having recently taken a 2600 mile road trip in a modern car....this sounds absolutely miserable in every way.

Five or six are both fine on a manual as long as the top gear is an overdrive. Any more seems unnecessary and overly complicated. Automatics I can’t possibly care less how many they have since trying to use flappy paddles is more frustrating than just letting it do its thing.

Maybe the face of a Mustang, but it has the body of a 90s Taurus.

Bit of a point of fact, he got a couple hundred representatives and 49 senators to vote to cut health care.

Weird, that looks nothing like Chris Evans.

A Focus ST seems like it would fit the bill.

Except it’s not actually true in any way that matters (the parts in this article are 95W (Ryzen) and 91W (Kaby Lake)) and not actually supported by the article (the Ryzen is faster in some things, slower in others).

“Not from this distance, you honor.”

I assume by “wires,” he means that the lever isn’t directly connected to the transmission. “Cables” is really the right word there, and is true for most (all?) FWD cars.

My immediate thought

Elon: Model BRAT. Make it happen.

Gosh if only there were a standard for electric car chargers, perhaps developed by a Society of Automotive Engineers. Boy that sure would be handy!

Gizmodo terrible at reporting? Why I never!

“Work”

Niantic isn’t part of Alphabet anymore FWIW

I mean, if you assume that “full access” includes all permissions other apps have, then it for sure includes (just based on apps I’ve given permissions to):

Basic account info
Gmail
Google Calendar
Chrome Remote Desktop Director
Hangouts
Google+
Google Play Music
Google Docs
Google Drive
Google Contacts
Google Photos
Youtube

(They…

If you ignore that Niantic hasn’t been part of Alphabet for almost a year, then sure, same company. Even if they still were part of it, that wouldn’t be any better considering actual Google apps don’t need full access to my Google account.