To be fair to everyone, we have pedestrians who look at their shoe laces when they jaywalk. 

I got at or above the rated MPG on my 2019 Civic Sport.

On the highway I average 33 - 35MPG in my Outlander Sport manual cruising at 75mph. Alot of times I beat the EPA target on alot of these cars which the EPA rates at 29mpg HWY.

The ones in Miami already had immobilizers 20 years ago, this seems like a step backwards.

This. PS Plus is 13 years old at this point. Every single person knows that what we are talking about is not “free” but “for no additional charge”. Yet, someone has to bring up that it isn’t free every time PS Plus is mentioned in any article anywhere. When we all know what the author means when discussing “free”…

It’ll be better if you find or come up with a new analogy. Making fun of people in the Special Olympics won’t go over well here, and rightly so. You could do “wrestling pigs in the mud” for example which has exactly the same meaning but isn’t nasty to people.

And for the 584th time, everyone understands this and no one is ever going change the wording from “free” to “available at no additional cost to current Playstation Plus members with active subscriptions,” which is something that all 584 of these articles also mention.

Do you not think the fact that the games are in the PS PLUS collection means that presenting the games as free to PS Plus members is reasonable?  The Last of Us show is free...because it’s on an app I pay for but I don’t pay for the show.  If you don’t have HBO/HBOMAX, you aren’t the target audience.

You happy now?  We all know what he means.

I don’t see where this article refers to them as such. Only that they’re included with a base subscription.

Thats a really naive way of looking at safety. Blame the victim. Safety systems should always assume we’re distracted and inattentive because we ALL have moments like this and NOBODY deserves to die because of it.

If we leave it at ‘it was the victim’s fault, case closed’ then nothing improves and someone else WILL…

During my stint in the Navy I was a technician for an aircraft called affectionately “The Hoover” (a S3 Viking) it had two very large Pratt and Whitney engines attached to it that had the same safe distance.

and neglecting his children

3rd Gear: “The issue seems to come down to demand” is a sentence that should make Tesla investors rather queasy. As someone who lives on the West coast (Portlander here), Tesla’s have been ubiquitous on the roads here for the last ~4 years. While anecdotes are not data, the common theme among Tesla owners here are…

This can’t be said enough;

He’s not good at anything except being divorced. 

Yeah, well Tesla just added more videogames to their center console. Suck it, folks. Everything is going GREAT.

“Which part of it looks good to you?”