Rich people, when rich enough, buyout the entire neighborhood so they don’t have neighbors.

Tried that once; failed miserably.

I used to be that cool kid, programming in Pascal and solving dynamic programming problem with clever recursions.

The universal fun we discover at age 3 and enjoy until death.

If I order a drone, will it get delivered by another drone?

In my previous neighborhood, which is deep in the woods of Pacific Northwest, the county installed a “no shooting” sign; within days it got 3 bullet holes.

It’s actually quite simple: if I push the button, and a voice immediately says “wait”, then one push is enough; if there is no feedback whatsoever, then I’ll keep pressing it.

Yet the computer I’m typing on doesn’t automatically correct me. Forget self-driving cars.

Last time I was at a Mercedes dealer, a service adviser was having a hard time explaining to an old lady why a AC switch cost $600.

As a software engineer, I still have to manually enter the correct number of parenthesis and semicolons. If I make a variable called “timeNow” and then later refer to it as “timenow”, computer freaks out.

I have 4 cars with sequential plate numbers. Yet I still don’t remember which number is for which car.

My understanding: due to Japanese culture, Nissan is reluctant to openly pay him what Ghosn deserves (as in, what he’d get at other auto makers). So they have to work out something to appease the general public, while at the same time retain Ghosn. And that’s why Ghosn is getting all these weird perks.

I don’t know if this counts.

That’s where he got it wrong; the pros only dangle one leg at a time.

Meanwhile, cities across the country continue to have severe restrictions on the development of commercial and residential buildings. Most of these restrictions are justified by the vague “look and feel” requirement, rather than the need of the people who work/live there.

A simple dc-to-dc transformer should be sufficient to supply 12v, no?

Why does an EV need a 12v lead-acid battery under the hood?

Fiat Tremila Cinquecento Doppia

He got no excuses; there is not even a helmet to block his vision!

All pros do the leg dangle!