@Gliddy

@LochNessMonster

Simple solution to the LIE: Increase the speed limit to 70, and ACTUALLY ENFORCE IT.

Personally? Steetcars make more sense then autonomous cars. I can say this, as being a Software Engineer I recognize the problems inherent in trying to automate transportation in a way that is robust enough to trust.

@T-800

@Dufuskie

Yes, as opposed to raising taxes on them by a couple of percentage points. No, this is so much worse.

All the trails games take place in the same shared universe.

No one’s going to argue that certain regulations are either obsolete, poorly thought out, or just downright bad.

The issue is you don’t really see explosion anymore, even on pokemon like Gengar where it used to be a staple. It’s just not as useful as it used to be, especially in doubles (where you risk your own pokemon). You basically have to build a team with the INTENT to use explosion, which limits the teams effectiveness…

Yeah, once upon a time, Explosion could easily be present on multiple pokemon on a team (Gengar/Golem being prime candidates, with the occasional Snorlax) with the intent to two for one. Nowadays, not so much, especially as more and more pokemon resist it.

Ha.

California’s economy is actually booming since they put a democrat in office and took control of both chambers of the state legislature. It’s financial house is rapidly improving.

Tesla has the potential to be a market leader in both electric vehicles and local electric generation. As a result, investors are expecting a profit curve that will trend toward the exponential after the Model 3 releases. Think Amazon, anther company that bled a ton of cash for years and years, until the…

Plenty. Uber sets the rates, which are low. No medical benefits. And no legal worker protections.

Emulation is not piracy. Media backups that do not break a games copy-protection are perfectly legal per the DMCA.

The P-51 got destroyed in Korea when used as a ground attack aircraft. The more robust P-47 makes more sense for that job.

Mass produce the F-20.

Technically, both the Military and NASA get a lot of it’s tech ideas via DARPA or from publicly funded universities. I’m all for increasing NASA’s budget, but R&D is already covered via other means of federal spending.

POGO was never really solved on the Saturn V, though dampeners were eventually added (I think as of Apollo 15) that largely mitigated the problem.