Good on the sanctuary owner for refusing to return that poor, abused monkey to that influencer that barely deserves to be called a human.

It’s good that the police get a FUN case now and then. Helps with the stress of violent crimes, I imagine.

To be fair, Will Smith was using an aircraft that was specifically designed for the condition it was working in (earth’s atmosphere, gravity, etc), plus he presumably had some knowledge of the terrain he was working in. Poor alien had a lot working against him.

The tech is certainly there now, we even have flamethrower drones to execute prescribed burns. Someone just needs to spend some money to build and test a multirotor UAV capable lifting a full bambi bucket, and still has the range to travel from water source to fire and back. Which is cheaper, rebuild existing…

As I joked in 2016, the *only* reason to vote for the TFG was to find out if there were actually aliens. Man absolutely can’t keep his mouth shut.

doubt they could find the word fact in a dictionary

““we are in the midst of a multidecade, secretive arms race.””

It’s weird that people still believe this nonsense. We’re all carrying high-resolution, internet-enabled cameras on our person at all times, including (and especially) on the shitter, we’d have video evidence if it existed to be had. 

Those idiots couldn’t find a fact in an encyclopedia haha

part of an arms race against America’s rivals to reverse engineer the exotic machines

NHTSA has been examining if FSD can safely operate in fog, dust, glare and other reduced visibility conditions

Still better than when I dressed a bear in a man costume to commit all those white collar crimes.

They should deploy drones with buckets to start surveying fire areas and can start the process of containment once a fire has been located. They could actually get in closer to the fire and help wet the surrounding areas in a continuous rotation until the big boys come out, or if they could stop it before it even…

Apparently if you press that button it messes up something?!? One of the users higher up mentioned that as a problem when people accidentally pressed them

Yeah- I think it needs to *start* with “will it kill you?” as item 1 and then make sure that doesn’t get forgotten. Selling something that kills people is generally not the point. And even when *it* is supposed to kill people it should be doing it to the correct people on purpose

Yup- there’s probably a bunch of other kinds of even non-Elon related bad design decisions related to Agile too

Yup- and that’s *standard*. Every other company does it that way, maybe with an additional powered bonus option. Not everything has to be special. If it works, just go with that- don’t replace it with something stupid

Everyday items aren’t puzzle boxes. There’s no reason to add cognitive load to them. Good design is about making things require the least amount of thought possible. Cognition varies across our lifespan and can easily change based on tons of factors. There’s an emergency, you’re distracted, you’re sick, you’re tired, y…

You can even use an agile philsophy to generate your ISO26262 (Functional Safety for Road Vehicles) artifacts. The later artifacts, like the safety goals and technical safety requirements, become user stories for future planning increments and sprints.

Awareness about Tesla Door handles isn’t the problem. The IDIOTIC design of them in the first place is.