It’s pretty obvious. Tesla is very involved in producing their batteries whereas Audi outsources them.

Because it's cheaper?

Tesla Model S is a family car. It even has a third row row seating for kids. A family car that does family stuff like going on trips. Porsche is a sports car. A car that does sporty stuff.

Lets see: Trump claims Hurricane Dorian will hit Florida and even affect Alabama with a doctored graph of the forecast. Musk claims he will have the ring lap times by next week.

No question on battery degradation rate?

I disagree with practicality: where are you going to park 20 Furkikas?

Current nuclear fission infrastructure is very expensive, high risk, and very toxic as far as uranium processing. Unless we can switch to liquid fluoride thorium reactor, I can’t condone existing nuclear fission reactors.

interesting. that’s another tid but i didn’t know about ride hailing: not knowing the cost of the fare.

“No one is forced to work anywhere”? Wow. That a very self-entitled remark.

See, I didn’t even know Uber penalizes the driver for refusing a ride. This imposes control over the driver rather than the “let the driver choose when to take a hail”. And some sense, that option does not impede the driver to choose a higher fare ride, thus making them a contractor.

He did turn around. Twice, in fact.

That’s an interesting topic, “airport security theater”. I mean, if it’s really just a show as a deterrent, why not a “discrete security theater”. That’s where there is no overt security check (maybe just a metal detector, no x-ray) a profiler with a very stern look. Then, once in a while, they’ll have “actors” pulled…

Best response I've ever heard. 

For me, Suikoden 2. It felt more as a refinement of 1, which makes it great

Back in the days, fake stories like this only appear in Playboy... with naked women.

Cool. Just like Vanellope’s secret home. 

You should cut away the numbers also (at least last 5 digits).

Ugh, had to be reminded of Almost Human; another Fox victim that got Fireflied.

LAX is pretty efficient considering the small area and the large traffic it moves. 

Solution: fully automated, self-learning hunting robots: