In situations such as this, if it can be shown that the arbitration clause unfair or one-sided, it can be thrown out in court. Additionally, if a government agency brings a lawsuit instead of an individual, arbitration does not apply.

Maybe just as incompetent but definitely less of an asshole

So then leave enough space that the idiot doesn’t have to “sneak in”. A single car-length is still not sufficient following distance in almost every case. Leave more distance, anticipate the idiots, and you’ll arrive at your destination safer and only slightly slower.

I have driven in many places, but California (both the Bay Area and SoCal) is the only place where the right lane seems significantly faster than the left. 

“I learned to aggressively brake now so I don’t have to aggressively brake later” seems so counterintuitive. Leave more space and anticipate what the cars around you might do and you will drastically reduce the number of times your have to aggressively brake overall.

There’s a difference between traffic that is moving steadily and traffic that is stop-and-go. I agree that in times of steady traffic, your version of lane discipline is important (and rarely followed in the US), but when everyone is going 15 mph it doesn’t really matter if a person wants to go 60 or 75, so pick your…

Are you also boycotting Activision-Blizzard, Ubisoft, and Bethesda?  Because they’re all just about as bad.

As someone who works from home full-time, I’ve thought that a lot of companies and employees would benefit from a setup like mine. There are obviously benefits to the office environment, especially if you are in a team-based position, but with as much connectivity software as we have there’s little reason for most…

I only get the “Get GamePass” ads when I’m not signed into my profile.

The XBone menu has never felt sluggish to me.  Occasionally there’s a screen that takes a moment to load, but it always switches to the screen quickly and shows the ubiquitous spinning circle.  A far cry from the 360.

In politics what you do or have done means a lot less than the letter beside your name

More accurate to measure just from the stop line to the inner curb, since the car definitely lost some forward momentum when hitting the rock, losses which were converted into forward momentum for the rock and vertical momentum for the car.

Yes, well, $20 is still significantly better than the ~$70 it cost for the same DLC before they bundled them all together.

A technique that works *occasionally*. For every “Stardew Valley” out there, there are a dozen games like “Harvest Life” or “Valley of the Moon”.

I’ve said it before when asked this very question, but Mass Effect 3 is at the top of that list for me. I played it when it first came out, and upon experiencing the ending I felt both angry and underwhelmed, feelings that didn’t subside much after playing the “Extended Cut” a couple months later. However, my friends…

They did finally release DLC packs for ME2 and ME3, and they’ve both been on sale for $10 or less a few times now.  Been waiting to play the trilogy again for the first time since I first experienced the awful ending, and now that I have all the DLC it's up near the top of my list.

One thing about this game that hasn’t been true about previous major releases is that you aren’t limited to a single save file. If you have a friend with a Switch, you can transfer games between two saves one the same system fairly easily, and even though it’s an extra step it’s something we didn’t have before without…

I’m sure you can manage to transfer multiple batches during your free month of Bank. You aren’t limited to 30 transfers *ever* with the basic account, just 30 *at a time*.

Unless I’m missing something, you would still need a Switch Online membership for at least the initial transfer of Pokemon from your copy of Let’s Go or Sword/Shield into Home to gain access to Wonder Trade and GTS on your phone.