infiniteantar
InfiniteAntar
infiniteantar

Stuart’s point that really sold me is that track layouts change from year to year, so Turn 9 from this year being last year’s Turn 8 makes things confusing.

I frankly don’t understand why Pirelli puts up with being a punching bag unless they’ve getting paid a ton of cash.

Only in favor if teams aren’t locked into one manufacturer. Basically would want teams to be able to bring 6 Pirelli C3s, 4 Pirelli C4s but then 2 Michelin C3s in case the Pirellis end up being garbage on race day. The idea would be to avoid a repeat of 2005. But at that point you’re going to have so many tire

I would absolutely watch a The Producers re-imgaining focused on a Silicon Valley “startup.”

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No bitcoin. Too passe. Here at Shameless Moneygrab LLC we have our own proprietary "de-crypto-currency" consisting primarily of expired coupon codes scraped from RetailMeNot.

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Shit. I need to learn to watch what I say and Titan my lips.

I dunno. I think if we're going to start making electric versions of lightweight two-seater convertibles with legendary handling, we should be starting with the Lotus Elise.

This was a thing. Problem is finding a refueling station every 5,000 miles...

M-E-ata

Nah, that's clearly GM's electric Silverado prototype in disguise. The Ford wheels is a clear misdirect. 

Ah, a person who values facts and understands how the legal process works. What are you doing in a comments section?

So the key element of the verdict basically boiled down to the fact that Musk did not tweet at the guy by name. In other words

Amazingly, the verdict actually hinged on something else: whether a reasonable person with no other context could have seen Musk’s tweet and known it was about Unsworth. Highly recommend reading the whole thread here, but

I suggest reading through the whole thread, but tl;dr