Well, they're not MY flying cars, why should someone else get to enjoy them if they won't offer me a ride?!

I’ve said this before but I wish I could transport conservatives back to their vaunted golden age of unrestricted emissions and giant v-8s and see how long it takes before they choke on the fumes.

Independent vehicles dependent on independent humans, dependent on getting paid by an independent non-auto company dependent on making autos that are independent.

Should have just named it “Mechanical Turk” and been done with it. 

“Tesla Cybercab Will Be Remote Controlled Until FSD Improves”

You and me both I turned 16 in 1996, and I honestly do know if I saw a leaded gas pump since I was maybe 5 or 6. Like I remember them, same as I do pull tab sodas, but by the time I could drive I hadn’t seen one in AGES.

Accidentally? More like indifferently. We knew damn well that lead was highly poisonous for centuries.

Airborne lead that can be directly aspirated and also ends up on every surface, soil, food—everything—is far worse than lead exposure from plumbing. In normal conditions, lead pipes quickly develop a protective scale that prevents lead from leaching into the water.

He already decided what the cause was.

If it’s global warming, that’s not possible because humans can’t impact the weather.

For the love of God and all that is holy, can someone tell me how to turn off Jalopnik's floating videos that pop up in the right lower corner, cover up the content and can't be made to go away? They are making this site unusable on all but the biggest screens!!!!

It’s goddamn straight up theft.

They’re gonna do it because they *can* and because they can issue fines. That’s how they make money.

You do not, under any circumstances, “gotta hand it to” AI

I can’t stop thinking about this. Working backward from the goal of “make a Google Maps competitor,” how did anything that came after make even a little sense? You’d have an easier time making an AI that scrapes public records, geographic survey data, and such. How on earth was “have people all over the place turn…

I’m not even mad at this. Making a globally-popular, profitable game is *really hard to do.*

A lot of privacy concerns here, I had even opened it in home because you can still catch stuff close by.

Wouldn’t it be cool if there were some type of governing body that could make rules about how companies collect data from users, how that collection is disclosed, and how that data is used?

So I played Pokemon Go since day one, and had played pretty consistently until around 2023, when I took some extended breaks and finally stopped for good around 8 months ago.

Finally. I kept hoping they would come up with a new crossword clue for automotive failure that was not Edsel.