There are two problems with Stadia.

The IFO study, bizarrely, seems to advocate for natural gas-powered vehicles as a “transitioning” technology on the way to cars powered by hydrogen, which, sure, I guess, and “‘green’ methane,” a product which does not exist.

Brake engineer here:

I enjoyed this trailer, when does the movie come out?

Lighten up, the software guys have nothing to do with that stuff anyway, so let them have some fun now and then.

Seems like she crammed more living into her short time than most people do in a full life. I lost someone like that too. It was like she had to live fast because she knew time was short. Godspeed Kat.

Nice looking bike.

That’s not an “airline”, that’s a chartered flight.

no, it would depress the test drivers and engineers by being faster than their car.

BBC just needs to give up at this point

“Driver spinning wheels - $70"

“I didn’t let a single one off easy either, I don’t take kindly to idiots who are wrong spouting their mouth. Cop or not.”

I am and don’t call me Shirley

She seems like a jackass, but I’m not altogether sure how that’s stop her from passing a driving test. 

Legend has it, that as soon as the owner says that it was John Cena’s car, you lose the ability to see it.

I stopped booking on the 3rd parties years ago. I did a LOT of comparison shopping for years and found that, at best, it was a wash. I used to trust Priceline to help me out when I needed a cheap 3 star room or a heavily discounted car rental, but now they’re completely useless. You may still be able to shave a few…

It boggles my mind that people are so surprised about this and that people abandoned the Disc service as much as they did. The DVD selection is significantly better than their streaming selection and there’s basically no other way to get certain titles, especially on blu-ray without buying them.

I still want to repeat this:

Unless NJ DMV’s work VERY differently from other states, a brand-new car that you’ve only owned for half an hour would not have license plates on it.  

It’s not.   This is an ad masquerading as an article.