Huh. It’s almost as if locking yourself into a walled garden provides you with fewer options. Whoda thunk?

Why wouldn’t they both be able to? This comment makes no sense.

You can always tell it to merge back into the right lane after the pass even if it doesn’t suggest you do so.

What do you do with your feet while you’re using good ol’ fashioned cruise control?

Can someone explain why this is such a hard thing to implement? From a layman’s perspective it seems like it would be easy to just have a Sonos speaker run the software that a Google Home does- all of the necessary hardware is already there.

Hit the nail on the head. I haven’t bought a phone or a computer in the last 5 years that doesn’t use USB-C exclusively. Conversely, I’ve bent over backward looking for peripherals that use it, and the options are few and far between or wicked expensive. I’ve gotten a lot of use out of a USB-A-to-USB-C converter.

Just because you can’t afford it doesn’t mean it’s not affordable.

I love the commenters talking out both sides of their mouth. “Tesla will never deliver an affordable car” and, “Why would they offer a lower priced model if demand is so high?”

but by the time it’s available, it won’t be.

Paying attention to Kanye is a choice.

Tesla’s been “about to run out of money” since 2013.

What I really want to know is how I can open a link shared from Google Maps via sms (not iMessage) on my iPhone.

When the engine is running at all even, not just when the car is in motion.

Why stop at only three? I find the best driving experience can’t be achieved with less than 5 pedals.

I hope Shopcat pulls through.

How often should we expect to find a female artist, all things being equal? Surely it’s not 50/50, and I’d even wager it varies wildly from genre to genre. Without that information, this article does nothing to make the point it’s attempting to make.

“And removing the stickers is annoying”

as a fellow Federal employee, don’t even get me started on how often and how many times I have to explain to stakeholders why there isn’t free coffee at a meeting. Then I have to look back at the look of incredulity on their face as I explain that the nearest starbucks is down the hallway and up a flight of stairs.

Jalopnik hates Tesla so much that they now all of a sudden have opinions about the search for extraterrestrial life

at which point, I’m sure you’ll move the goalposts in some retort about how you’re still not impressed.