But, like, the whole point of hooking up those two cables is to get them on the correct terminals. There’s no other reason for the process.

Cruise Can Now Operate Driverless Cars With Passengers In California

THIS is the Chang-Li content we have been missing. Please remove all non-Chang-Li articles from this site. They just get in the way.

I like this too, and wondered in past comment sections if Tesla couldn’t use pricing tools as a way to keep drivers from doing dumb things that damage Tesla’s brand - like misusing the driver assist features.

But how does that theory explain why the same people USED TO wear seatbelts?

Probably cheaper to just build a regular plane that time-travels once you land.

Now get those wonderful inventions of yours to stop at any grocery store.

I’d be willing to bet that a not-insignificant number of writers on this website also have “a racist past” - which is to say, “they went to a thing once.”

Well, a lot of Nazis did own VWs, so there you go.

I bet it’s the one in that photo.

That pebble ice makes the ladays cray cray.

Get the Lockpicking Lawyer on it.

This is how Hydra makes their comeback.

XBox programmers must have had some really difficult Easters.

Everyone: “These designs are just terrible... that’s why we all clicked on this article.”

Why doesn’t this Infinity have remote disabling? Low-level Chevys can do that with OnStar. Seems like since expensive cars should have that feature.

I don’t think “when” is the correct word here, unless you specifically want times and days. I think “why” is the appropriate question, since you seem to want the reasons that prompt the filling.

They look like they’re off some heavy-ass ornate armoire you’ll have to move from your aunt’s house when she dies.

Here’s a situation where I would support Tesla’s remotely removing a feature from a car. They could have language in the purchases agreement (and whatever subscription services they do for used sales) that allows them to take away driver assist if you get arrested doing crap like this.

In that context, yes, what I said is very weird. But what I was really focusing on was how single-song, live-audience performances used to be normal before the age of music videos. And even though this particular example is from Hee Haw, I still find the overall concept charming.