You charge up your car at work then bring the excess electricity home to power your appliances. It’s the 21st century version of stealing office supplies!

There’s a mode called the Toy-Con Garage where you can program your own inputs and outputs for the different joy-con features (rumble, motion, etc.) and essentially build whatever you like. That’s the best part, and that’s where the engineering/programming comes in.

Watt is going through this guy’s head? This sort of thing really gets me amped up.

I suspect any regulation to rectify this behavior would be met with resistance.

As I've posted before, and will post until my thumbs fall off: WHY IS THIS ALLOWED TO BE A THING?!? They regulate what kind of freaking TAILLIGHTS can be on a car but "autopilot" is ok? I predict that soon the most desirable cars will be analog commuters from the 90's. 

They should be charged with reckless endangerment.

Seriously, the behavior of these Tesla drivers is shocking

1st Gear: Yes, car makers are making too many cars, but not just that, they are making too many of the same car.

By your logic, all games sound be the cost of the physical cartridge/disc and all games on PC should be free since only hardware is worth money to you. 

You must be a youngster. They’ve always been about gimmicks! ROB, the Power Glove, Super Scope, SNES mouse and keyboard, Donkey Kongas, the entire existence of the Virtual Boy and Nintendo Wii...

“Parents today are so stupid! Instead of getting kids a toy or playset, they give them these tiny little blocks that probably cost pennies and make them build it themselves!  How is this Lego thing going to last?!?!”

The day my Netscape Navigator 2.0 stops working is the day you pry it from my cold, dead hands...

“Ah yes, Reapers”

“AH YES, R-APERS”

“...give it five more years of work”

Isn’t this what Xbox did with their original live service more or less?

I feel like I have sliders on most sound cards that achieve this since like, the nineties? Like I get what they are going for, but like others have pointed out in the comments, the tech isn’t there yet. And where its at isn’t that far from what I can already do, in fact I would say it is behind what is currently…

I want to sound like a Mass Effect turian.

Why couldn’t we just sell the windows now already in a metal frame preglued and sealed and then bolt the whole assembly in using the procedure you outlined? Your idea is really smart, but there is no need to weld the materials together to do so.

Agreed. When I got a new car, I bought stainless screws and sunk them right into my bumper without even flinching. This is not the hill I am prepared to die on.

I love how upset North Americans get over having to run a front plate on their cars. You guys really know how to get worked up about nothing because “it’s taking away your rights” compared to just ignoring all actual problems.

Either the car is too small or you made the plate too big. Your PShop of the car makes the plate look the size of an old album cover.