Would be nice for governments to consider improvements to a preferred system to change people’s behavior, instead of make existing systems shittier.

As James May once said, there’s always the assumption by the government that people drive their cars around at 8 in the morning to be really annoying.

Third Gear

From the Metro article:

Rometsch

My main problem is I have all this stuff on carved stone tablets but nobody seems to use them anymore!

Pedantic Rant Alert:

Is that a dead mouse?!

*builds a 600 hp car*
*straightens out bent stock lug studs with a hammer*

Youre fucking kidding.

Here’s the correct video

I wouldn’t hold my breath. The i3 is a great little ugly duckling of a car, but it costs $40,000 and is only a 115-mile subcompact.

What about a national charging network?

They have no liability for electronic products. Read the Contract of Carriage. Here’s United’s: https://www.united.com/web/en-US/content/contract-of-carriage.aspx#sec28

Section 28 K 3 excludes, among other things:

Same here. If I can drive, I will. The airlines and the TSA can go to hell

Legit: business travelers will have more virtual meetings instead of face-to-face.

to make people like my dad that watch the news feel safer while making a slowly more compliant public willing to relinquish more and more civil rights every day. i mean how many pictures of my balls from how many angles do they need?

I’ve lost enough stuff in checked in luggage that’s been “searched” that I will not put anything in checked in luggage that I don’t mind replacing when I land.

which will provide zero percent safer flights. fuck security theater.

Or, more logically, I would take it to a mechanic and have them put it on a lift an check it.