Yes, except this fact makes the headline misleading.

On the water there is a very clear hierarchy of right of way rules. Typically the less mobile vessel has to give way, with sailboats almost always taking precedence. A small motor boat would give way to a kayaker, as the motorboat is more nimble. I *think* (I don’t boat anymore really) that in this case a big oil…

Why? What are you basing that on? (If you have actual data/studies/whatever I would be very interested to read about it. Genuinely.) I’m not expecting that “drone” operators are perfect, or unwilling to risk innocent lives, but I’d be surprised if there’s not less “collateral damage” with drone strikes. You can stay…

For dinner it’s a bit different, but for lunch, almost everywhere I’ve been in the US... it’s 11:50 am. Literally. :)

I hope they keep the same general format, with “Good News!” in the beginning, then “films” with brief cuts back to studio for shorter bits and comments, BUT, I’m not necessarily keen on them recreating all of their old bits. I love the lap board and star in a reasonably priced car, but I feel like they can re-invent…

“ Indeed, it would be preposterous to overlook the role of programmers, cognitive scientists, engineers and others involved in building these autonomous systems. “

An alternative argument is that it should make our “soldiers” more compassionate, because they’re not worried about their own lives.

I rarely see four way stop signs that have four way (or “All Way,” which is better) on them. Just different signs for different regions!

Here’s a tip, at least where I live, just arrive at the restaurant or cafe at 11:50 am. I do it very often, and am served essentially immediately, versus people who arrive at 12:10 and wait in a long line or forever at their table.

No one thought the solar sail wouldn’t work. It was based on well-known physics, that have been proven experimentally on many occasions. The test flight was more of a “does our specific device work,” not a “is this physically possible.”

Maybe it’s because engineers have made things that scientists said wouldn’t work. ;)

You’d absolutely have to have an opening before the loop starts. Just on principle. And it may serve some other purpose, like maintenance.

It starts to wreak havoc as soon as you receive it because your phone has already auto-retrieved the MMS content and downloaded it to the gallery. You can turn this off, as I just have.

I’m fairly certain that if you turn off MMS auto-retrieval, this vulnerability goes away, as skiflyer mentioned. Are you saying that this is not the case?

I think if I drove the 4C I would fall in love with it, but....

Did you try saying this word a few times before recommending it? It’s terrible!

That’s why flat screen TV’s have anchors too! Use them if you’ve got children around!

If they haven’t made any effort to inform their customers of this, and encourage them to have it fixed, they haven’t treated it seriously. (I do not know whether or not Chrysler have made such efforts.)

Apparently, you are.

Cities are more efficient than any other type of inhabited area.