Yep. My driving got a *lot* better as soon as I bought a dash cam.

Gotta be prepared for the content.

I used to be all about flipping people off if they tailgated me or cut me off, etc. Now I just let things roll because in the last 30-ish years since I got my license road rage has gone from getting the bird back at you to this kind of shit. Ain’t worth it. Let the other idiot think they win - at least you can walk…

“NATURAL GAS CAN’T MELT CONCRETE BEAMS”

It was the Jewish Space Laser!

Countdown to false-flag government operation theories....

5 years is total pipe dream and so is 10

In all fairness, all cars are self-driving. All you need is a block of wood to hold the gas pedal down.

Doesn’t take a genius to realize it’s simply not possible. Not that it’s not possible “sometimes” or even “most of the time”. But to always be FSD is at odds with any technological realities we have today.

*Sigh*

“All of that up there is stuff Elon is pulling ex recto.”

Magnificent.

I’ve driven the latest version of FSD and if they’ve been working on it for 10 years they have another 10 years to go. It’s not even close.

I’m keeping this tab open for ammunition to fire at the Stans when Engadget writes an article about the same statement. 

What I learned from this article is chief deputies make too much money.

Definitely a comment for the “Too Soon Time Capsule”

“Modern-Day Guillotine” is gonna be my new revolutionary techno punk band.

Missed headline opportunity: “Arizona Man Gives New Mercedes Thumbs-Down”

Classic GM story. Create something truly innovative, tweak it and get it really right, and then kill it off. I’ve owned a 1st and 2nd-gen Volt and truly, if you dropped the 2nd-gen Voltec system into another car with more space you’d have a winner. But of course, they didn’t.

The Bolt was good technology wrapped in a package that was destined to fail in North America. GM’s poor footing elsewhere in the world meant it wouldn’t succeed there either.