How about you hire people who want to write about automotive issues instead of trying to write political articles disguised as automotive articles? I am all for having diverse viewpoints about automobiles and automotive culture. I could not care less about your political opinions. There are already numerous writers…

I think you think it’s a requirement to find reasons why something sucks. It really isn’t.

We have a local drive-in theater that does first-run movies, a full snack bar/restaurant, and a setup just like the one you’re complaining about. It’s the best deal in town. For 30 bucks we get the family in with all the food and drink we can handle, see two or three movies at the volume we want to hear it at, we have…

...the mouth breather shoveling a movie theater hot dog into their maw.

Yeah, that’s not a mistake to the user experience, it’s another click! Take that bait if you wanna see the score!

agreed, the new voting thing is Crack Pipe for sure.

Is anyone good enough at Kinja to work out a way to embed the current vote graphic without having to first click “See previous responses”?

AAs a follow-up to my previous comment upon further investigation this was a pre-2016 model S which means it doesn’t even have Netflix on board. The driver was using his cell phone to watch a movie and operating a vehicle that was running “AP one” hardware. The older teslas do not have the multiple cameras and…

They understand it, but that doesn’t stop them from abusing it. But distracted driving can happen even with bog standard cruise control or even with no cruise control at all.

Nope, I’ve yet to hear anyone who owns it calling it a self driving system. They might say it can drive itself, or promote it. But if you ask most if not all owners, they will tell you that it isn’t full self driving “yet”.

This is not the sort of mistake most human drivers would make.

I would not be surprised if it's not the first time this driver has done this, just his first accident.

Author is unaware of the difference between a passenger ship vs. a recreational vessel, presumably on purpose because it would negate her theory that these 1%rs they are purposefully turning them off to avoid detection.

You mean border security is important? Who knew?

The bit about every passenger boat needing an AIS transponder is wrong.  Certain commercial vessels do.  The majority of private boats do not.  However, as costs have fallen precipitously in recent years, it is becoming more common for private operators of small boats (aka your “yachts”) to have them.  Useful for…

how i saw it

idk

It’s all the little 5's fault!

There have been instances of vehicular assault, I know that. There have also been instances called that where it’s not clear the driver had any malice, and where the crowd got aggressive with them.

Nope, but if I was inside it and a crowd of people started breaking the window, I would get out of there the best I could. An attack on my property while I’m inside it is a reliable precursor to an attack on my person.