Isn’t that kind of where they are already?

Experienced a similar occurrence while cycling in West Virginia. While descending after a small climb I watched a very thick limb fall from a tree overhanging the road and fall inches behind my friend who was ahead of me. Luckily we were traveling at speed so I had given him some space and had plenty of time to stop.

I’m not an expert on AI but I don’t think they hard code stuff like that. I too would be interested in understanding how it was solved.

This is good for someone that already knows and is comfortable working on these. For everyone else anything other than a minor issue will result in a service bill that is more then the cost of the car... even at the local budget “motowerks”. I wish I knew how to work on these cause this looks pretty clean.

hello fellow giant hand man

Center console armrest that extend/slide forward over the cupholders to make the armrest just a little bit closer to the dash. It gets just close enough to the wheel that I can rest my elbow on the armrest and keep my hand on the steering wheel. Perfect for long trips. 

OK, here is the skinny.

probably fake, but I hope they took the nozzle off the hose when they were done. I could totally see someone accidentally filling their tank up with water if that was left just sitting around.

I still do this from time to time. Used gas to decrease some bike parts the other week. Also, my dad used to soak his coveralls in gas to get the grease out.

HIPAA is only meant to cover health information provided to healthcare entities or entities involved in the provision or payment of healthcare. It’s a targeted law so that we can feel better about getting healthcare. HIPAA actually does a good job of what it was designed to do.

“What sort of human, capable of driving a car and dressing themselves in multiple layers like that, would think it makes sense to wash their car with gasoline?”

Not really. My brother’s friend did it while we were there. It’s called the “gun show loophole”. It covers private party sales.

valid point. I just get a twich thinking anything should be more like computers. 

IDK, maybe CA is different, but I went to a gunshow once and I’m pretty sure I could have purchased a handgun, cash, without even telling the guy my name. But that’s the limit of my gun buying experience.

Wow, that is sad. I know that the perceived stigma of a diagnosis is often a barrier to seeking treatment.  I could see how adding the threat of losing their guns into the mix would make seeking help a non-starter.

So HIPAA would restrict the hospital on disclosing the information. HIPAA does allow the hospital to do it in limited circumstances such as if the LEO got a court ordered subpoena. But, the thing about HIPAA is that the law controls the entity and does not follow the information. So, once the information is disclosed…

Your correct on two of those. Also you spelled HIPAA wrong.

I guess that’s possible, She was fine when she bought it but the issue developed after the fact. Is that what happens when you live in LA for too long?

Sweet baby Jesus NO. Computers constantly have issues. From the day they come out of the box. And because it includes different hardware and different software from different companies nobody is willing to take responsibility for making sure they work properly together or responsibility to solve an issue when they…

I know mental health episode seems likely... but how does someone with mental health issues get a gun? I thought there was proper screening and background checks.