

Welp, here goes any chance for my next car to be a VW.


Welp, here goes any chance for my next car to be a VW.


You can start doing most of these things right now. Just look at Lieutenant Columbo
Absolute monsters.
People who add cinnamon to meats, I mean.
Lobster, caviar, mussels, oysters, sushi, ribs, fondue, raclette… They all started as poor people’s dishes


I’m still bummed out that because of the floor battery pack the whole thing is still too tall like a crossover. Look at how tall these doors are. The wheels are enormous to visually compensate for the visual imbalance and it still can’t fully achieve that. That thing would have looked absolutely sick had they managed to let the driver sit 6 inches lower and adjusted the whole body accordingly.
“Didn’t have banana peels. Used teabags instead. Delicious. 5 stars.”


Putting the responsibility on the 3D printer manufacturers to make their printers able to somehow detect and stop the production of anything that could be used as a gun part is completely asinine and shows that those lawmakers have zero understanding of 3D printing, technology, and guns in general.
How could software possibly be able to tell the difference between a curtain bracket I just custom made to replace one that broke and an auto firing device that could be made for one of the hundreds of thousands of different types of firearms available on the market that could take a nearly infinite number of different shapes that could resemble anything else and still work? It’s downright wishful thinking to believe this could be even remotely feasible.
It would also be unbelievably intrusive, while completely ineffective and force all open source-based 3D printers, which is pretty much the majority of them, to become proprietary and locked-in. And given the fines, even if one slips through and is made in considerable quantity it would just put 3D printer manufacturers out of business.
I can guarantee you that 3D printer manufacturers will simply refuse to do business in New York if they ever passed that.
This makes just about much sense as ordering carmakers to make cars that never crash and fine them out of business if even one crash ever happens.

They “love” AI mode. Just like everyone “loved” Google+.
I wonder if Alphabet’s investors realise when they’re being lied to like that.


The guy missed the opportunity to moonwalk while dragging the robot out


Cheating and still losing. That’s on theme.

The rising cost of insurance or downright denial of coverage by the insurers is what initially forces people out. We’re seeing it happen already in some affected areas.

Physical buttons are faster, more enjoyable to use and safer. But they won’t care as long as they don’t realise excessive touchscreen controls hurts their sales too.


A “deal” with Trump isn’t worth shit. He always comes back asking for more.
Which unless it goes out through a window would eventually be turned into heat anyway, right?
Dave Chappelle has an awesome skit in which a blind black guy who was always told he was white is a member of the KKK.
The origin story of Mintberry Crunch


Those who attempted this are the scum of the Earth.
I have to use Teams for work and it baffles me how unbelievably bad the interface is. Everything that should be easy and quick to do is made difficult and time consuming. Every time you try to do something simple you’d expect to be able to, it is blocked or limited in such a way that you can’t do it and you have to find a workaround. It fights you in every way it can whenever you’re trying to accomplish something. You also have to sign in with two factor authentication multiple times every day. I don’t understand how this so-called “productivity” suite is even tolerated by private companies. It cripples productivity.