Germaine Lussier seems like a nice man.

So because some shitty people don’t do their jobs, that’s the justification for adopting control collars?

Except the 5th amendment protects you from being forced to say who is driving the car or whether you were driving the car yourself. 

A little less than a year ago I got my most recent speeding ticket, the first one I’ve had in several years, on a Friday evening while driving down to Coney Island for an Anthrax concert. Turns out that whatever county covers New York City decided to turn on the school zone cameras 24/7/365, and my accelerating from a…

To me, there are three steps that really need to be done to fix this, and none of them are governors.

this exactly! its the only logical reason to do this they want trackers in every car and they want to control your car. 

Oh fuck off New York. If the people are speeding just take their license. The last thing anyone wants is some bureaucrat somewhere saying (in a few years) well these worked really well on the habitual speeders, let's require them for state inspection. You know just in school zones. Then it'll be everywhere.

That intersection, where the perpendicular traffic’s green lights are in clear view from your approach to a red light, is a TEXTBOOK example of why some basic level of Vehicle-to-Infrastructure communication is a fundamental requirement for Level 4 and Level 5 autonomy. 

It takes more than a well-intentioned initiative

And the AV Club is doubling down on green face paint being a scandal. Is this the new Ellie Kemper Participated In a Ball a Long Time Ago?

This interview seems like it has more red flags than the first season. Back to back cliffhanger finales? original plan for 8 seasons? 2 years between 1 and 2? Sounds like a zero percent chance of this series ending with dignity and closure. The show definitely has some excellent elements, but I’m very glad I hadn’t…

The big question is whether it is worth it to give this show another try.

I can’t see “car-brained” being any different than “Plane-brained” “Boat-brained” “Phone-brained” “Internet-brained.”

If those two example questions are indicative of the entire set, that seems like a no-brainer that the responses wouldn’t line up and artificially show a bias toward cars.

And that’s ok! I know people who liked the show, even when they are fans of the books. Technically it is good, the sets, effects, and so on. I also love Jared Harris, was one of my big expectations for the show...

Just get an 8 year old to smash some Kenner Star Wars action figures together for an hour and you’ll get the exact same writing as Jon Favreau’s writing in the Mandalorian.

Just like with gold, if it has two words in the name, it isn’t real.

The truck in question here is the Ram 1500 TRX Lunar Edition, and it costs $108,340 including destination. One hundred and eight thousand, three hundred and forty United States American dollars. For a truck.

This makes me wish the Decipher Star Wars CCG was still around :(

Jalopnik writer wrote “cars”. The original Slate article has spaces per household. Lazy.