Well, I’m biased, but this deep dive kicked ass
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Who did you let make these picks? A group of caffeinated metrosexual millennials who drive Subarus and carry purses? I’m surprised the Lamborghini from Cannonball Run didn’t make the list.
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At least the front didn’t fall off.
Learning to zipper merge ought not be that hard, but all of a sudden everyone has to just police that one space... It is so depressing.
Using Cruise Control is fine, but if you end up with your cruise set at 69.5 MPH going next to somebody else with their cruise set at 69.5 MPH for miles and miles have the presence of mind to notice it and speed up or slow down a bit (it only takes a bump to the control, I think many people don't understand that…
Interesting that the one “rule” that gets discussed here quite a lot isn’t mentioned:
How about adding “Just be civil to one another.” If someone is trying to merge, don’t speed up to cut them off. Conversely, the person merging owes a wave of thanks to the person who let them in.
One, many intersections now use photosensors (mounted overhead, that look like cameras) since they don’t require messing with the pavement.
1-star airlines have 1-star passengers.
Along with the implication that it’s yet another Boeing whistleblower, when it’s neither Boeing nor a whistleblower. It’s a supplier to ULA indicating that they are not comfortable with it flying with this part. And guess what? ULA agrees. They rolled back to replace it instead of pressing forward with a second…
Holy bullshit clickbait. The problem is with the Atlas V, which Boeing does not make, not the Starliner, which they do. But I guess you just had to go for the “Boeing” headline, right? Ferfuxake, you suck.
This is clickbait.
Let Corben Dallas demonstrate the correct attitude when dealing with la migra:
What do they think this is, a dead whale in Oregon?
Agreed. Bad take on Jalopnik’s part to suggest that the ATV driver running through a bunch of cyclists and pedestrians was the more desirable outcome than hitting a stopped police car. This isn’t exactly the trolley problem, because one of the outcomes is measurably worse than the other.
WTF is this article doing on Jalop? Bad editorial choice.
He’s a moron plain and simple. Besides the naive trust in trail maintainers, we’ve been getting a lot of wind the last few years and large limbs and trees fall all the time (I have a 1/4 miles driveway through the woods and I average about 1 large tree fall over the driveway per year and large branches a lot more…
Kind of a biased sample to base your conclusion on studies from Manhattan where car ownership is way lower than normal and most people get around via public transit or taxi/uber and Seattle that’s disproportionately populated with granola hippies who love bikes.
Avgeek here - that’s 100% a Boeing 787. Giveaway are the control yokes (Airbus has side-sticks) plus drop-down Head-up-Display screens, among other features.