Explore our other sites
  • kotaku
  • quartz
  • theroot
  • theinventory
    nevarh
    NO
    nevarh

    Is it a feel-good story or yet another sign of our crumbling society?

    Jason and the no good awful very bad hair day”

    You’ve got one car chasing the other six feet in front of it, and they’re crashing every time someone kicks up a pebble? Do they all explode if they hit a bug, too?

    If they’re using the drones I think they are, they weigh <1lbs. Hit it with a car and it’ll disintegrate (random FPV drone below for scale, probably using something custom)

    You station them at the turns...? You should be able to get a decent couple-second shot of anything that isn’t on an oval, especially going “as the crow flies” while the car has to maneuver. And even chasing a car that’s pulling on you is fine for some decent cinematic camerawork.

    Nobody is stepping into that shit storm willingly.

    Though the Infinity War Avengers’ lineup would be considered rather weak in cosmic terms.

    “Ridiculously Bright”, “Gin & Tonic,” “Detroit(ish)“ — someone let the team leave all their in-jokes on the final product and I kinda love it.

    Everybody on here was sixteen once, too. But eventually you’re going to know someone who gets killed because they, or more likely, some random asshole does something stupid behind the wheel. And by eventually I mean “probably before you’re thirty.” Then you’re going to get why nobody on here gives you a lick of

    I was always a fan of the “wraith swarm.” Again, so very rarely panned out...but when you had a game last long enough, you could just continually dump new invisible fliers in a constant stream to the front line...

    Okay okay sure it’s a problem but like...that’s a little bit awesome

    You’re implying that their going nuts and trying to dox/intimidate people is justified at some level of tweeting. Shut up.

    It was, but now look—there’s a high school guidance counselor out there who’s discovering that they accidentally became an undercover FBI agent for a minute there. There is no way this has not been their go-to anecdote every night of the week since it broke.

    Not everything has to be a damn contest.

    Have experienced the same heading to/from Japan. Though I was told that the missing piece of that story (and this one too, maybe) is that the cargo/mail/etc in the plane’s belly had likely already more than justified the cost of the flight; the humans were just icing on the cake.

    Glad I’m not the only one who saw that. Calling soul-crushing overtime required to fix poor planning and communication “magic!” is a fucking dark condemnation of leadership, and it was never sustainable.

    The real story here is that no one in her family ever felt the need to quietly change their name. Imagine meeting “Jeff and Sally Hitler.” 

    It’s the easiest way to deal with the cognitive dissonance that comes from being a bigot and thinking you’re a good person 

    I don’t mind armed security (celebs getting stalkers and death threats aren’t uncommon), but the twitchy dude who had a little panic attack because he wasn’t paying attention definitely set off my alarm bells.