First thought in my head was “Oh cool, a Greek Zelda game”. I’m not necessarily opposed and I think my son will definitely enjoy it. Might have to check it out this holiday season.

Ah, cool. I worked for Autoliv for a number of years making airbag modules and eventually moved into IT and network admin roles. Some of those production line jobs were actually really satisfying to do.

As I was mentioning to Zaphod above, maybe I can sell Tesla a soundly developed APQP/PPAP solution to automate the workflow for them and avoid crazy band-aids like this. Absolute madness such a thing is present on cars on the road straight from the manufacturer.

Autoliv ASP by chance?

APQP/PPAP4life

I’m sorry to hear that. I’ll pour a shot of Whiskey tonight in your honor/loss.

I...need to go double check my Son’s youtube again. Usually it’s filled with videogame stuff and lots of Minecraft but yeah, worth keeping a closer eye on. Thanks.

I’m in a similar boat. I tend to give older parts to my nephew who is more like my unofficial adopted son. His real dad is human garbage.

Indeed and exactly why I think, at this point in U.S. history, we should be teaching everyone how to safely handle and operate handguns lest we see more examples like the two lawyers above (and sadly we will).

I’m in a similar boat as you (42 here) and I used to hustle people on classic CS and HL:DM. Me and a buddy versus everybody else in the building at our LAN parties. Good times.

Gun-totin’ red bearded, red blooded American here.

Same, we snagged a 55 inch 4K HDR/Dolby vision around Christmas for the day to day use and game systems then in late evenings can switch on the projector and pull down the screen for movies.

You are completely correct in regarding home theater audio setups. Most are less than good. I have a town home with that downstairs open floor plan you just described (family room/kitchen).

Can I come over? I’ll bring steak and beverages!

I learned to drive (manual no less) an 1984 D21. Parents gave it to me as a birthday gift when I turned 16, drove the absolute piss out of it then gave it back to my mom later on. We put over 300k on the odometer before it was sold to another young driver. The truck mechanically had plenty of maintenance fixes over…

I agree with you in here’s to hoping this new CEO is willing to try changing their image and offer smaller bikes.

Sure I’m on board with your thoughts here but we are supposedly talking about on talented 5 year old. Maybe of all time.

As a follow up, found a local news article that tries to clear up some details BUT seems to indicate that this kid actually drove on part of I-15 and exited at 24th off ramp. Holy. Shit.:

My 14 year old is not much taller than this kid. I really have doubts that he’s 5. I suspect maybe he’s in 5th grade but certainly not 5 years old. Size notwithstanding, mental capability to drive (hell, even walk) from 17th and Lincoln through 24th to the I-15 SB on ramp is impressive.

“crashes into the entire town”. That gave me a hearty chuckle. That’s basically how I play GTA 5 when I feel the itch to cause mayhem.