I was taught when driving to always stop with enough room to see the rear tires on the car in front of you. Easy fix.

I think they should have gone the other way and used four wipers, one in each corner.

They specifically *told* it to lie. How could it answer the question, avoid saying it was a robot, and come up with a reason for not being able to solve a CAPTCHA without lying?

I don’t know what’s wrong with y’all, the rear end is the best part and the interior is just the right kind of atrocious for the early 2000s. 10/10 no notes.

I mean, it’s perfectly renewable and natural, even if a bit wasteful. Opinion nowadays seems to be shifting toward renewable natural products over introducing yet more unnecessary plastics to the environment.

Fuck off

It took you a whole month to come up with that?

The competition is really coming to a boil as everyone scrambles to catch up. How long until someone poaches the steering engineers from Toyota?

> case study of a single 82-year-old patient

Gay relationships are grooming but straight relationships aren’t? Fuck off!

I still cannot believe that literal earthquakes caused by fracking haven’t been enough to stop the technology in its tracks.

and yet, your reply, by virtue of its shortness and ad hominem attacks, seems about 100x more knee-jerk than the post you’re replying to.

I was so fucking furious that he kept on his bullshit after that initial video. I’ve been subscribed for the better part of a decade, and he went so far off the deep end so fast. Real shame.

Studies show that the vaccines greatly decrease the risk of serious illness. “There’s no way of telling if any of those deaths wouldn’t have happened if they were vaccinated” is technically true because you can’t predict it on an individual level, but statistically, the vaccine probably would have helped.

One of the main takeaways: The government and social media companies should not rely on “constant removal” of misleading content is not a “solution to online scientific misinformation.”

There’s a similar concept to this in Haruki Murakami’s 1985 novel Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, if anyone wants something interesting to read right now.

Amazon music would buffer at least a few seconds in advance on your phone, a short tunnel would likely make no difference. I’m not usually live-streaming things to my phone when going through long tunnels, so I can’t really tell, but I certainly do still lose radio reception and calls can drop, and mobile data is also…

What happens when you’re driven through a tunnel and the signal is lost with the driver? That sure would suck.

Plus, 225 lb-ft of torque, which is substantial for a 90s v6 you can find in an $800 craigslist car.

I thought I had a head gasket leak in my 98 firebird, but thankfully it was just the intake manifold gaskets, which tend to fail in a way that looks a lot like a head gasket failure. Also, it is totally possible to get down to the head gaskets without dropping the engine, but getting some bolts off the back of that…