Once they freed the world of TRON he really let himself go!
Once they freed the world of TRON he really let himself go!
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Depends if you drive on the track to set lap times, or kill tires and stress.
I wish we’d see some innovation in whining about Apple.
My daughter, about 8 here, helping me replace the brakes on my Fusion. Actual wrenching, not just posing. That’s my girl!
They’re never too young to learn.
Texting and driving is terrible, but if I’m skipping some songs on Spotify at a light I shouldn’t get yelled at by some dick on a bike.
Privatization and capitalism have nothing to do with it. The cable companies have effective monopolies, and a resulting lack of competition. Too often, the public service commissions that are supposed to keep the monopolies from abusing consumers simply do not do their jobs, and acquiesce to every rate increase or…
I dont think it should be criminal, its peoples bad money habits that finance my credit card rewards and my sub 1% car loan. Ive received 600 in cash back on credit cards without paying a dime in interest.
His face say’s it all.
“It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.”
What's a Nubian?
Plymouth.
There seems to be this bizarre presumption (mostly amongst people opposed to automated cars/trucks because they don’t like change) that the slightest possibility of malfunction, and resulting injury, means that it would be wrong to implement automation. The bizarre part is that every approach to automation plans to…
It was probably that dangerously high beltline that caused them to turn in too early and hit a stray bison - which accidentally triggered the e-brake while locking the slushbox into Park all resulting in a fiery explosion. Or something.
The seller says the car goes like a bat out of hell
Apparently it’s not that uncommon for presidents to think the country has more states than it does
Can I borrow some of your edge, I need to shave.
On the other side of the coin, playing devil’s advocate, the epilogue of this brilliant podcast paints a pretty damning picture of how long it takes for jobs to recover after they’re taken away by machines (hint: it’s decades), if history is any judge.