Still better than paying a cable company $30, $40, $50/month for a bunch of garbage programming infused with bajillions (I’ve counted) of commercials.

If you haven’t seen it, here’s a great 30 minute clip about how the Simpsons went to crap.

“Law enforcement investigators have even been advised not to look at Face ID-protected phones because they may risk racking up failed attempts to open, prompting a passcode requirement that could be protected by the Fifth Amendment.”

I guess if my car catches fire (which ICEs do just as often as electrics) I’d prefer the longer burn time to get clear than to guess how long I have before the tank of GAS ignites.

Probably the best thing any of us can do. The always-on connections to the global network and all the attention that you get and give to it are prime grounds for either burning your brain out or training your brain into needing a never-ending stream of affirmation.

“Article 11, better known as a “link tax,” would require online platforms to purchase a license to link out to other sites or quotes from articles.”

#ElectricTrucks

Another example of the government needing to step in and force living wages for all workers in all industries. There is enough money in the American economy for EVEYONE to live comfortably. If you can’t run a business without screwing your employees, you suck at business.

I mean, we all recognize that Torvalds is at least mildly autistic, right?

aka “All that is wrong with modern greed”

Too big to fail = too big to exist. Let them fail or break them up.

When I see people talk about Musk “needing a win” - hasn’t the past decade of fully electric vehicle production (and constant, crazy demand) demonstrated some winning? I mean, Fisker? Faraday Futures? The Bolt? Leaf? Tesla is leading things pretty well. And reviews of Model 3 take-downs seem to indicate that Tesla’s…

May we need to phrase the climate in terms of Hillary’s Emails. Then maybe people would take action!

I know it’s not popular, but having fewer kids can also go a long way in minimizing your effect on the planet.

For anyone that may not have caught this story - it’s another good one (though it’s relating to the SR-71)

The CG looks to be something from, idunno, 2006ish??

Is this another thousand-dollar device?

Except that he seems to be concerned about the future of the planet.

Except that injuries that occur where the helmet would actually be the make/break item in the collision are nearly non-existent. Light collisions happen all the time and rarely involved the head area. Moving up to larger, more significant collisions you quickly hit “lethal” for which a helmet did nothing.

Helmets…

Being a person living in the modern age is a cause of cancer.