Wow, that really is an ridiculous amount of power.

This is an excellent point; one that everyone [myself included] haven't been considering.

This is a good point. In city driving games, it's amazing how you can tear down trees, power lines, fire hydrants, etc., but then something completely stupid like a hedge will stop you as if you hit concrete median.

This guy is the real deal. He channelled some serious Nigel Mansell vibes today with those dummies, not unlike in the 1992 Italian GP.

If your computer supports mSata or M.2, take advantage of that. I just picked up an M.2 drive and not only is it fast, but I didn't have to deal with SATA cables!

If your computer supports mSata or M.2, take advantage of that. I just picked up an M.2 drive and not only is it…

The MBA is an interesting beast. I wonder which aspect is more valuable: the education you get, or the title that comes with the degree. I'd be inclined to side with the latter.

Clearly you missed the fact that I posted this a solid 6 hours before that news broke.

I don't believe for a second this was a deliberate move. Okay, maybe he could have said something different on the podium, but all the booing and shit being thrown at Nico right now is very much undeserved.

And people say these guys aren't true athletes! This is more intensive training than your average sportsball player takes on.

I could listen to him talk about anything. Every show he's made outside of top gear (and all his films on that show as well) have been extremely well-researched and fun to watch.

Whyyyyyyyy is this such a big problem for people? Is it really that hard to have a second (and completely free) app for your facebook chats? Especially an app that works as well as it does?

The Gumball Rally of course!

Did you even read cazzyodo's post? Your comments about it don't fit at all with its content.

This guy has somehow managed to turn a career of ripping people off and going to jail into some kind of positive. Why would anyone hire him as a keynote speaker? What has he proven to know about anything that isn't illegal? Plus, doesn't he still owe a metric fuck ton of money to all his victims, and is continuing to…

Second to last paragraph, "Historically", not "Historicallt".

I'm not so sure driving like this will result in something like that happening. I'm not talking about driving like the stereotypical "old lady", going down the street at a quarter of the posted limit. I'm talking more about not speeding and then slamming on the brakes at the last minute.

You can always kick it old school and just press the power button on the computer (which can be reconfigured to put it to sleep, hibernate, etc.)

That's an impressive peak rpm number for a 20 year old engine.

Pretty much all the base models of compact cars. We're still not at a point where A/C is ubiquitous. Although why you would willingly not get it is beyond me, and I live in a part of the world where we only have 2-3 months where you actually need it.

Knowing the route can go a long way towards improving your efficiency. If you know a light is unusually short, or you roughly know the timing of a red light; you can adjust your speed to not miss the green or spend the full time waiting at the red.