truck buyers complain enough that the sides of truck beds are too high

A giant bipedal robot would be easy pickings for any flying machine.

Just look at any real bipedal robot and see how quick and agile it has to be.

Sooo.... how do you explain it appearing to balance quite well while swinging its other leg around in the air?

An amphibious aircraft can land on both land and water. This is a seaplane online, not an amphibian.

He didn’t seem to be a very successful one.  Should have been driving a Mustang.

Well there is still something in the bed.  Look at the “weights” in the blue truck.  The bottom is almost even with the sides of the bed.  They’re sitting on a 2' tall platform.

I’m a powertrain engineer and I’ve worked on BEV projects. They’re not energy dense enough to justify taking that many all the way there, and you can’t get the material necessary to make a battery easily on Mars. Hydrogen fuel cells are VERY clearly the answer to all power problems on Mars, including transport.

Side Note: Every SpaceX Dragon comes with 2 Tesla batteries.

I haven’t even been able to log in on mobile for about five years now, and that’s across several OSs on several different phones.

Lets see how many Europeans could double clutch that Peruvian tour bus without their fancy schmancy synchros.

Seriously, WTF is that?  I see people doing that all the time, and I can’t think of a single reason how that’s any better than holding a phone up to your head like a normal person.

Why do we need these janky looking ratcheting setups? What’s so difficult to use about the standard “big steel nut on a big steel bolt” types, or even the “big steel pin in a big steel pipe” types? Surely they don’t take that much longer to set up than a ratchet, and they’re essentially failproof.

That’s to hide the smell from not wearing deodorant.

Just wait until you actually buy that Dodge.  You’ll get about five extended warranty ads a month in the mail.

The Grand Hellavan?

No they aren’t. They’re getting fired for this shit on the rare occurrence that it gets posted online and manages to go viral.

I’ve seen those little cards in random spots at the airport after someone forgot to drop it off at the desk, and then upon discovering it, rather than throwing it in the nearest trash bin, instead decided to litter. Clearly the most logical scenario is that Anita went to the airport in the morning, found the discarded…

Ditto. Four segments, and I sat next to someone on three of those. The fourth doesn’t really count since the aircraft was only three seats wide.

Seriously. If I cancel a ticket for work, that just gets stored as a credit in our booking system, and automatically applied the next time I fly somewhere.