Is that word “mayonnaise”? Because they seem to put more mayo on a sandwich than anything else.

Oh no, I agree the SP2 is much slower, it’s the other two I’m objecting to (and yeah, 9 seconds or so is about right). But 11ish seconds is a fair bit closer to NA, and if not blazing, at least acceptable performance for the times.

ND.

Joke’s on the capsule, it’s probably the -least- deadliest thing in Western Australia!

They’re limited to 15 in reverse.

Hot Take: The wheels are fine.

Wheels are the best part. Still think its a lot of money though.

“Sir. Tavarish is on line one.”

Possible solution:

Jim sounds jealous.

Does not look like that is an intersection, so the red light’s sole purpose is for pedestrian crossing.

Methinks some of you are too young to remember truly horrible sounding engines:

thought someone was playing the intro to Van Halen’s “Hot For Teacher”

This is an easy punching bag but a Trabant.

My standard approach when crossing a street with traffic is to make eye contact with the driver or I don’t attempt to cross. That won’t work with an AV, so your idea, though facetious, isn’t that crazy. A visual indicator that the AV does not see any reason to stop or yield would be helpful.

You don’t need an app for this! If the car’s headlights are blue, it obeys Asimov’s Three Laws, and will stop. If they’re red, then its set to “Evil” and it will run you over.

And to follow up on the comment above, these planes could fly within Russia (who could waive certification) but they wouldn’t be allowed to fly basically anywhere else on the planet.

Nothing, as long as they don’t care if they’ll get sanctioned themselves.

AKA China can get the parts and sell them, but they wouldn’t be tracked. That leaves the planes flyable only, but not certified

The same people who carry a gun everyday and aren’t paid to do so. Can’t imagine letting fear run my life that much.