Get your sparkle on Kings

But I can still keep the cute eyelashes on my headlights right?

Thankfully us men don’t have to worry about this because according to the ad copy, this is a car accessory “for women”.

Doesn’t look like there are any airbags that deployed, maybe it literally fell off the back of a truck.  You would think someone would notice that they lost it...

Apparently, Toyota decided that what they REALLY needed to implement in their EV’s is Mario Kart’s “Don’t hold the gas button until the light turns green” feature.  

“the police told her they couldn’t do anything for her unless she went to the hospital”

It is up there with the edits of people binning it at public day on the Nurburgring.

So, prior to this new law, for $7.50 you could have a mechanic tell you if there was something unsafe on your car. Today, for the same $7.50 you can not have a mechanic tell you if there’s something unsafe on your car.

A lot of posts end up with comment counts in the single digits (or none at all!), something that never used to happen. The ones which gain any sort of activity beyond that are the spicy takes which energize troll accounts, who then bait readers into participating. It’s depressing.

from that clip, it looks like he intentionally hit her. *maybe* he tried to go around her, but there was not enough room between her and the parked car. he was drunk, so his judgement was impacted, but damn. and people were filming, so something must have been going on before it happened.

So, based on the video I saw, there are very clear rules about this:

It’s like the ocean version of  https://11foot8.com/

I am addicted to Boats vs Haulover. 

Didulo convinces followers that the current government of Canada is illegitimate to the point that they can stop paying their electricity bills and mortgages.

Reddit relies on users to create content and mods to keep the content within community guidelines. Reddit is generating money from this volunteer effort.

I mean, have you opened up a Gizmodo or AV Club article from 2012? None of those classic commenters are here anymore and a lowly article back then got 5x the number of total comments as in 2023.

This wasn’t about letting 3rd party devs “do whatever they want.” Christian Selig, the dev who created Apollo, admitted that paying for API was something that he knew would eventually have to happen. It was Reddit’s outrageous pricing and accelerated implementation of the charges that wouldn’t allow him to adjust…

Except that isn’t the issue at all. The issue is not if they should charge or even any limits they are putting on using the API. The issue is how much money they want and how much time the app devs have to implement changes.

If they want to charge for their API, that’s fine. If app developers can’t afford it, that’s just business, I guess. Pricing your product so high that nobody is going to buy it doesn’t sound like a way to generate revenue to me, but then I didn’t go to business school.

Good. Fuck em