I guess it’s one that has three independently programmable buttons. They can even be programmed to work for certain gates and such depending on the technology.

The losing the dongle argument seems really not thought out at all... Why not just never detach the dongle from the headphone wire in the first place? It just becomes like, a 3 inch longer wire at that point.

Beyond the fact that it’s stupid or not stupid depending on how you look at it, but the losing the dongle argument seems really not thought out at all... Why not just never detach the dongle from the headphone wire in the first place? It just becomes like, a 3 inch longer wire at that point.

There’s a Jalopnik for that... wait, keep politics away from there too please..

Yeah.. that was pretty apparent.

My new Hyundai Elantra has three, I’ll trade you all three garage openers for the Recaro’s.

Can someone hire you to back check sensationalist stories please?

I think once that starts it goes towards grand theft auto territory...

Unfortunately nope, payload lost. Approximate payload value: $195mm

Yeah... I was thinking that. More long-form please.

I’m going to go with the Micca PB42X’s If we’re looking for plug and play ease, powered speakers that sound great, and to compete with $300-500 speakers in a 2.0 configuration, look no further. The PB42X’s are $120 right now on Amazon, and absolutely perfect for someone that just can’t justify having a subwoofer for…

I’m going to go with the Micca PB42X’s If we’re looking for plug and play ease, powered speakers that sound great,…

Yes, solid fuels such as PBAN enhanced APCP can’t be turned off, jettisoning those is already planned though, as they are merely boosters to get off the ground. Early separation is actually a very easy procedure if it’s already designed to do that. Also, hybrid rockets aren’t “too” exotic or new, hilariously they can…

I mean, rocket science you typically just get everything ready and then you (if liquid) fuel it in the like last 3-6 hours with nobody near it. Solid fuel (APCP) is pretty damned tough to accidently set off. No fuel no danger to work on it though.

Blue interiors don’t usually do it for me... That though is an exceptional shade.

So, umm, do wheel locks actually work?

If a Tesla pickup were to happen, do you think it would be unibody or body on frame? How would battery placement work with either platform? If they built it on the skateboard platform from the Model X, it’d be a body on skateboardframe right?

Seriously... I’m no chemist, but that stuff scares the hell outta me. It’s worse than some chemical weapons if there’s a leak, but hey, at least it has commercial uses...

huh?

That’s why I hedged my statement, saying it’s “about” the limit. for 0-60 mph, there’s exceptions. For instance the LaFerrari’s 2.4 second time is exceptional with 2wd, Also worth noting is that the LaFerrari’s time isn’t exactly a neutral representation for its acceleration, as they were obtained on the Ferrari test…

A lot of that has to do with traction, IIRC 3 seconds was about the limit for a 2wd vehicle, just due to tire spin with street legal tires. Grippier tires and all wheel drive (like the Tesla, and all the other vehicles getting these acceleration numbers) will allow for significantly more power to be laid down.