This article really summed things up in an impressive way. Tesla has done a lot more than people give them credit for. If they can find a way to consistently show a profit, they could become one of the giants of the auto industry.

I can’t disagree with the brown-ness of Skyrim clothing. Those are some bland peasants. But I have to admit that I never noticed because they put the good stuff where I want it: on my character. Daedric armor is definitely not brown or boring.

I can't wait! This is going to be awesome as a made for TV movie. Time to stock up on popcorn!

Which law? What does it say specifically? There’s a law stating that employees can write code to automatically generate spam emails to executives at a company?

So... Serious question. Have the courts or various federal agencies ever created a rule or a law or a decision about developing software using company equipment to broadcast a message to employees? And has any of the above been related to labor organizing? This seems like a new thing.

I don’t see any other options. It’s so slow that anyone would get bored trying to baby it around a track, and it’s so easy to spin that any non-babying driving would result in a spin. I seriously doubt that I could complete this challenge successfully without my mom in the car complaining about her nausea.

Ok, serious question, does that stuff actually work? Can it close a bald spot? I'd sure love to find out. 

Exactly. I am able to pay attention for as long as the content merits it. I watch movies in hopes of an experience whose success is measured by quality, not whether it was short enough. I play RPGs to enjoy the details and the exploration, and 60 hours is barely enough for me to do a first pass through most areas.…

Probably necessary since they’re dentists driving rear engined cars, which makes an off more likely. For example, while coming out of a tight left hand corner at Road America I heard tires screeching behind me and looked in the rearview mirror just in time to see a 911 go through the corner backwards. Luckily there…

Last night a new Supra pulled out behind me. On the road. In real life. I had thought those were an internet hoax, something about BMW and Toyota partnering? But it turns out that the car blog stories were real!

I never understood signs like these. My car has three speedometers. Why does my government need to invest in a sign to tell me what I already know? (In case you’re wondering: HUD, digital dash speedo, analog speedo.)

That trailer was awesome? I found it incoherent. Hopefully the movie will be good though.

If I wanted to discuss something with co-workers and was unable to email them using work accounts, multiple alternatives exist. Nearly all of us have personal email, personal phones, Facebook, and a tendency to physically appear in the workplace on a regular basis where we can engage in discussion. I don’t personally…

Now we're talking. Handsome and fast... And depreciating. 

The headlights are better but the real issue is the ugly front bumper cover. Your second pic seems to have an aftermarket piece which is much better, and closer to the F430 style intake design.

Counterpoint: Honda knew how to make an attractive car. Ferrari did not.

The established formula has created some of the best movies we’ve ever seen. Hopefully other studios will learn to do at least as well now that Disney has shown them how it’s done. I’m not here to be a fanboy. I’m just saying that those multi-billion dollar bets could have failed but instead they raised the bar for…

I just finished it last night with two companions. Didn't happen to me..

JJ has done some amazing work with other franchises. He's awesome elsewhere. But I share your fear because TFA and TLJ were pretty to look at but lacked a story befitting Star Wars.

I had the same reaction. Could it be the way this site is focusing on a specific comment among a larger commentary by an actor? They could have easily highlighted the positive parts instead. At least with this example I think it's IO9 creating the negative perception, not Disney.