Is Elon’s wet dream to just tell your car what to do? No hands or eyesight required. I mean, I currently despise that notion despite having some of those options in my current car, but I think that’s what we’re heading towards like it or not.

Ever? I’d still say 1986. To name a few:

There is one other pesky detail with this building, however: Zoning. Currently, it’s only zoned for industrial use, meaning you can’t just move in and call it a day.

The internet is fine. It’s the people that ruin it.

The one that was in my city seemed to last less than a full year. I did go there once and it was tasty, but a commitment of a dinner. I think they kind of shoot themselves in the foot as far as seat turnover is concerned with how long a meal can be, and lose there if the party isn’t drinking.

E-sports in Japan are seen the same as gambling and is regulated as such. There, you’ll often see tournaments without any cash prizes. So Nintendo probably views any tournament from around the world involving their games as “gambling”, and would rather disassociate their brand from that notion or demand strict rules…

Wonder why US never sought out LPG hybrids like I’ve seen in SE Asia. I realize the size of the country means fueling infrastructure will always be the hurdle, but there are many parts of the country that utilize LPG for home heating already, so there is some semblance of an existing infrastructure in place in some…

But needing to follow a protagonist whose sympathies the film can leverage at any point blunts whatever judgment it wants to cast on its characters—and the broader history it’s trying to depict.

I’m the same. Learned that lesson when my dishwasher broke. Typically have everything I used to cook with washed and ready for reuse by the time the main dish is ready.

Yes, I know they didn’t eat people in a Disney/Marvel movie.

Is that Capt America Civil War? I didn’t see that one. Took a dark turn, apparently.

I think there will be a half step between hamburgers and bug burgers.

Those are some genuine fears, but I’d also point out that the past 10 years have also been an eye opener as to how no-budget indies can also have a platform in today’s disc-less market. All it takes is a good review and/or a little viral luck. Take 2018's Among Us. Took the world by storm and its dev team was like 5…

I was pondering this exact question. Hopefully it wasn’t a case of not knowing if the character was Cuban or Puerto Rican, as I feel that’s somehow worse than just picking the wrong asset between two similar assets. And I could see the latter innocently happening. I confuse Mexico and Italy’s flag, not remembering…

Good god...what a psycho. Hopefully this is the “without parole” sentencing. It feels like a failure of our court system that he was free to do this in the first place. 

Green chili and jalepenos beating an egg is a travesty. While I do enjoy both of those vegetables, they both lose out easily to a fried egg. 

If someone is hand making their pasta, then I can see $20-30, with the latter only if there is a substantial amount of meat in the sauce or a particularly difficult to get right dish. If it is dried pasta though and just marina sauce, charging over $20 is crazy. If Olive Garden can sell “never ending” pasta for $14.,…

The N64 actually came out strong and initially outsold PS1 and Sega Saturn on the N64's launch year, but quickly fell behind due to lack of high demand games and missing genres like RPG for the Japanese market. Going cartridge also slowed game production and made the games cost more. Nintendo then missed shipping…

You’re putting your own emphasis on the use of “just” in my sentence. I also pointed out that this would be like removing the actual cheese from processed cheese and suggested a milk substitute might have made it better.

If you look at the ingredients list for both versions, they are remarkably similar with the vegan option just missing the milk and cheese whey. In fact, the only other significant introduced ingredient in the vegan option is chickpea protein, and that’s in the “less than 2%” category. So it would appear that Taco Bell…