Which is interesting, because Google Maps doesn’t make that mistake. If you try to get from 15th to Presidio or whatever, it takes you back and makes you go on 14th. You’d think the mapping in the Waymo cars would be at least as good as Maps is.

Good thing you didn’t pick football, they’d just finish even faster.

My Speed3 had issued with the door sensors. It would be sitting in the driveway in the middle of the night, and suddenly decide that a door was open, so it would set off the alarm. I had to have it replaced because it was driving me nuts, and then the other door started doing it. It wasn’t cheap.

The owner of my company (I think he’s my direct boss, but there’s maybe one person between us, we’re just a very flat consulting firm), who I thought was reasonable and smart, sent out a fucking bonkers screed the other night about how he won’t force anyone to get vaccinated, etc. We don’t quite meet the 100 person…

Nobody is forcing anyone to get it. But if you want to participate in society, there are certain things you have to do. Not murder people, not shit in the middle of the street, and not spread deadly diseases.

Not to mention all the maintenance, switchgear, cabling, etc. That’s a serious operation if you’re using like 5 MW.

To answer your first question, about what happens with your account at a real bank, you have to give it back. It's not yours. They'll come after you for stealing if you try to take it. It happens somewhat frequently, nobody ever gets away with it. 

I think a list of the percentage of their customers that a utility shutoff would’ve maybe been a better (or additional) data point to look at.

Finding the comment died a long time ago. Getting notified died last week or the week before.

I want it, but that wood is hideous and should be illegal. Plus I think this is maybe the worst looking generation. The original is charming and small and simple, the newer ones are aggressive and fast looking. This generation just looks kind of meh to me, although the coupe is indeed worlds better than the…

I was thinking you’d be lucky to get 110 miles with a few gallons in reserve.

Definitely a flash bang. And I didn’t think the guy crawled away, I thought he was dragged, by whoever threw the flashbang. But that sequence happened quickly, so maybe I missed it.

Except the part where it says the artificial intelligence tools send them a bunch of pictures of kids in bathtubs.

Having never been in the back of a McDonald's I thought I was missing something. There's a difference between a milkshake and a McFlurry.

Man, if there was a vaccine for whatever the fuck my little niece and nephew always bring to our house I’d get one for myself and double it up for my kids. Literally sick every single time we see them.

Not just in the past, that’s literally their thoughts on COVID vaccines and fucking masks (it’s a mask, FFS, it has 0 harm and all upside, I just can’t with these people) while at the exact same time they’re effectively banning all abortion in Texas.

Yeah, looked like they could have used a semi contraflow system and just left one lane open for the other direction, at least in that picture.

In the alternate view from the gas station you can see their escort vehicles blocking traffic at the intersection before the crossing. So they definitely had escorts (not police, it’s usually an oversized load specific company that does this).

I don’t think you know what infamous means (and, apparently, neither do your editors).

We detected two signals. Why? Good question. Tune in next paper to maybe find out (but probably not).