You’re on the road with thousands of beta test cars every single year. Self driving car beta tests have been occurring since the 90s. The only difference with Tesla is the driver is liable for the accident instead of the company.

How so? It’s literally a beta test and people can’t just pay to get into the beta. They have to be selected for it based on their driving score and if they have paid for FSD when it’s available.

The guy running DBZ Warriors is who taught me how to make AMVs back in the day. There started to be a small circle of amazing artists that I’m sure work in the film industry now.

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This entirely depends on your bone structure and height. I have a 36inch waist and only slightly overweight.

I got something completely different out of the same scenes in the game. This is my interpretation of the same scenes.

Reading his expressions, Bill’s hard exterior and what he says always came off as half-truths. Like it’s a front. He put up a wall to block off his emotions, and seeing his dead lover is bringing back…

This is exactly how I feel about it. I understand QT’s opinion about it, but I feel any legal recourse is more in the defamation side of thing. The more it is marketed to be real the more likely that kind of case has merit. If it’s being sold as not the real thing and fake, legally I don’t see how it’s any different.

Not sure if you missed it or not, but this romance was in the game. It’s just in letters of the areas with Bill.

Worth noting that 0.25/kwh is pretty high for home electricity. The average residential cost of electricity is 0.16. That would come to 4.64.

They’re using public fast charging. The other misleading part is they are comparing an average cost to an above average cost.

Humans can echo-locate and we do it at a frequency we can hear, those things were human this makes perfect sense.

Because the gameplay is pivotal in the pacing and tone the story can have? This is equivilant to a director coming in reading a script and turning that script into a show.

I’m having a hard time understanding how you could fail to understand the importance of gameplay and it’s role in the story of a game and how that…

The problem is they’re inconsistent in how they enforce this. VW has a plant in Virginia and you don’t see him screaming up a storm to get them out of the state. There’s thousands of companies operating in VA that are owned overseas and own their own properties.

The idea of blocking a foreign entity from owning land…

To be fair the demographic of people who remember the opening text of Top Gun were the guy who wrote the opening text of Top Gun and the guy who made Mass Effect’s opening text.

I’ve watched Star Wars a million times and I can’t tell you what 90% of it says from memory other than “Star Wars” and a long time ago in a…

No, they buy as much as they need.

Your computer supports WAY more ram than you could ever need for gaming.


Take the Asus M4A78 motherboard from 2009. It supported 16GB of DDR2 ram in 2009.

Based on historical ram prices, this would have cost you more than your CPU for something you wouldn’t use.

This article is a bit out…

Companies exist in a socialist society, we don’t know HOW his companies are run but even assuming they are run like a normal business we’d need to know the financials to know if he was being a hypocrite.

So...all that to say he was just wrong on it Russia not invading because it was bad idea for Russia to invade (Which so far it looks like it was a terrible idea for Russia).

“The US” absolutely wants war, we have a massive war economy that essentially depends on war somewhere.

NATO is absolutely a big part of this.…

Pretty easy to imagine, the Snake/Raiden switch got just about as much backlash as Joel. The difference was Snake/Raiden didn’t leak. Joel did. For years I kept hearing from naysayers who refused to recognize MGS2, if they even played it they would talk about how it wasn’t as good because of Raiden. The feedback was…

For what it’s worth the TL;DR for everyone is, while Logan was greedy, it actually appears like he was one of the ones getting scammed. His handling of this is absolutely terrible, and may make him liable for damages, but he never sold.

Typically the purchasing company is responsible for making the deal go through. Failing to complete the deal is considered a breach in contract and the company being purchased gets something.

In the case of AT&T-T-Mobile T-Mobile got the capital to buy Sprint from AT&T.

I understand the logic of Microsoft is the bigger company and thus it’s anti-competitive, but Microsoft’s space now is Cloud and Office. Office would have no connection to the acquisition and would only indirectly be related to cloud.

Would it be anticonsumer to offer Activision products on GamePass? I don’t think so.…