In the history of descriptions no single person has ever described the RAM drivers of central PA more accurately

Eh, I’ve seen enough content of people immediately putting wheel/tire packages on the CT to say otherwise. I bet before long plenty of factory fresh CTs will fall victim to same choices endorsed by the bro-truck crowd.

They were never intended to be driven...

Haven’t read the draft, but if there’s spying capabilities that the US was asking for in there, it’s not evident in the reporting in this story – it’s purely talking about auditing and oversight of operations.

No, it’s not. I tried it years ago - it was clunky, cumbersome and a ghost town. I tried it again last year - it was still clunky, still cumbersome, and still a ghost town. Here’s something that may sound weird to some people: most people prefer an easy, user-friendly experience over “FEDERATED NETWORK!!11!1"

Sorry Meta,  but there is already a Twitter killer app, it’s name is Elon Musk.

The law does seem untenable. For example, who determines what is news? Is a link to a Kotaku article news? A blog? A youtuber? What about a reaction piece to a news story on a blog that quotes a large portion of the article? How many words can they quote before it’s just a link to a copy of the news article? How will…

Meanwhile: https://www.digitalinformationworld.com/2023/06/publishers-suffer-devastating-blow-as.html

“All we’re asking Facebook to do is negotiate fair deals with news outlets when they profit from their work,”

Well, seeing as they are now no longer profiting from news outlets work I see no reason for Facebook to pay them though. :D And how does it mean they’re cutting off Canadians from local news? Newspapers here…

It is so much easier to sue and get a settlement from a company for securities laws violations than it is to sue and get a settlement for sexual assaults committed by the company’s drivers. This is less an indictment of Lyft and more of an indictment of our legal system and who it benefits and protects. It protects…

I mean unless it's because people are complaining that other people who were wronged got a settlement (which I hope the writing isn't just barrel of crabsing it), no. I can't see a reason to be pissed about Lift having to pay out money for deceptive practices when it doesn't prevent them from paying out for the…

This isn’t surprising. They sued and it was an easy thing to get a settlement in (hiding that information violates numerous laws and opens the company and potentially executives up to liability for among other things breaches of fiduciary duty). Also quite likely some 401k funds in their on that suit, not just wealthy…

I’ve got some more bad news for you - Torch is gone, too.

“This film sponsored by the British Columbia Board of Tourism.”

Always remember Shawshank didn't win best picture.

**reads article**

So basically it’s a prequel to Pixar’s “Cars” series?

Finally, a kid that can drive themselves to school and all their activities alone!

Yep.

a horror movie that focuses specifically on showing very grotesque and disturbing violations or mutilations of the human body. Think: Alien, The Human Centipede, Rosemary’s Baby — stuff where fucking up a human body is the centerpiece of the movie