Not at all. Takes the same amount of time for your eyes to see it, but its higher to hold your hand in order to use.

The Denali has the more ergonomic design; but the AT4 looks “sporty”.

Fine if it isn’t an angled parking lot and there are no postings saying “no reverse-ins”.

Just for being officially in LEGO.

I thought driving barefoot was badbecause losing your shoes in a crash is fatal, so if you don’t have shoes to start with, you automatically die.

4.3L 30 HP.  It belongs in a museum.

Most of our work isn’t the recording of us making the work.

You’re definitely not normal if hearing/seeing yourself act doesn’t make you a little uncomfortable.

I always thought that was a Euro regulation for when traction control pops on, but I too have noticed it on a bunch of new FCA vehicles in my area; anytime they brake.

Their CVT is the worst in the business

But the Forester I’d so despised in years past has grown up a bit. The fifth generation model introduced for the 2019 model year still looks like Forester, but it kinda looks like a real car, too somehow. It’s not as goofy-looking as it once was–having become a tall station wagon...

Yeah, these comments have had me doing more research and I guess using them isn’t common at all. I just remember my friend showing them to me on a flight once.

Its like you haven’t read a review of CUE in 7 years.  People love it.  Its usually regarded as the best infotainment system right now.

Cadillac gloss black plastic = BAD

The knob is for CUE, the big knob. They made everything redundant controls so you can forego using the touchscreen entirely if you want.

If they dim/block all the light from the LCD screen when you rotate them, they’re linearly polarized.  

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarizer#Circular_polarizers

It kind of takes the light “wave” and turns it into a spiral. It allows you to have polarization that isn’t dependent on the angle of your lenses.  TBH the actual science behind it is beyond me, but they’re specifically used by pilots to deal with LCD…

Get circular polarized glasses like pilots use.

“It will create a two-tiered system where private insurance companies will cherry-pick young and healthy people”

Except it won’t because those on private insurance will still be paying into the public option. With no profit motive, the public option will destroy the private insurers.

“Healthcare is a right and no one…

Bernie’s flip flop on UBI and his sudden public option wedge-issue tactic have made him such a weaker candidate than in 2016.

Elmiraj sounds awesome.  Like stumbling upon a tropical oasis in the desert.