Monkey’s Paw: Congress puts up a memorial to the brave invaders.

If by simulators and closed tracks you mean city streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Austin… then you are correct??

No.

These are at normal ride-share hours throughout the city in all conditions. I’ve been in one during the day going through LA traffic and one at night with no traffic up to around 45 mph. They are allowed to drive on LA’s 405 freeway, which has a speed limit of 65mph, but I haven’t done that yet.

This is pretty amazing.

That is WILDLY narrow-focused when considering what is actually required to get this to work as a system of systems. Yes, parts of the system already exist. Getting them all working together with all of the kill-chains closed in an automated “dome” system is a completely different story. And that is ignoring that new satellites and ground systems are needed, which will all need to be defined, acquired, designed, built, tested, and deployed. Building a single GPS III satellite from an already existing design that has already been acquired, built, and tested 10 times would take longer than 3 years. Hell, just the requirements definition and acquisition will take 3 years for a program this big in scope.

He’s lying through his teeth when he says it will ONLY cost $125 billion and take 3 years. It will likely take $500 billion and take 10 years if it even survives the budget of the next president. This is going to be such a massive, massive waste of time and money that the US will be actually vulnerable to the perceived enemies that we aren’t vulnerable to now. He’s going to kill useful programs in order to pay for this thing that will never work.

Sorry, best we can do is having the audience dodge roll every scene.

It seems to be mostly a euro thing. BMW stopped using oil dipsticks nearly 2 decades ago.

I was about to make this joke: “That’s just not true. My 2008 BMW had a… holy shit, that car is nearly 2 decades old now.” Then I went to confirm, and that car did NOT have a dipstick. The car came with 5 years of “free” service and never gave me a day of trouble, so I never realized it didn’t have a dipstick. That’s probably a major reason it was removed, since even a DIYer like me who likes to work on things myself never even tried to use the dipstick in 4 years.

Those of us who paid attention knew Musk and his companies were awful at least as early as 2014. All these Tesla bumper stickers that say, “I bought this before he went insane” or whatever are bullshit. He was an insane asshole 10 years ago, but you weren’t paying attention.

It’s wild how predictable it is. How can a city that is home to such a vibrant punk scene and surf culture be a bastion of fascist-dick suckers?

Wait, did you seriously reply that it was no longer “reportedly” and use as proof a source that says “IDF believes” twice with no actual proof? Seriously?

IDF believes something is not proof. It is the same as me saying, “I believe the IDF is intentionally killing civilians and using made up rationale for it by saying there are fighters in there.” It is likely true, but it isn’t a source of truth.

So the researchers are saying there is more load during mid-day but there is also excess capacity due to solar, and that is better than charging at 3am with low load but also low generation from renewables?

You have very bad reading comprehension. The person you are quoting never praised Saudi Arabia and never said they were the saviors of anything.

A) “Reportedly” is the key word.

B) Is that really justification for murdering 28 innocent civilians in a hospital?

A couple years ago my non-gamer girlfriend came home from work and asked if I had ever seen the Leroy Jenkins video since I used to play WoW. I was like, “yes, yes I know about that video.” She thought it was hilarious even though she had no idea what it meant.

I’m impressed by the ability of the dogs to strip search people since they don’t have opposable thumbs.

When Republicans say, “don’t threaten me with a good time,” they aren’t just joking.

It’s so dumb, too. It saves money, but the party of fiscal responsibility doesn’t want that. It is the open market self-regulating, but the party of open market and limited regulations wants to regulate it out of business.

Only in very specific cases:

For parents of a child, it is only a crime for these cases:

Noncustodial parents; 
Fathers whose paternity the government hasn't recognized; 
Parents in active custody cases; 
Parents with a court order requiring them to do so; 

In general, though, you don’t need explicit permission to take your child out of state.

For non-parents, it is only illegal if done for the following purposes:

Transportation With Intent To Engage in Criminal Sexual Activity;
Travel With Intent To Engage in Illicit Sexual Conduct; 
Engaging in Illicit Sexual Conduct in Foreign Places; 
Illicit Sexual Conduct in Connection With Certain Organizations; 
Ancillary Offenses (to sexual misconduct);

Attempt and Conspiracy (to those acts above);

It’s weird that noncustodial parents are more restricted on taking kids out of state than random non-parental people.

Who is going to tell them that this is one of the most obviously unconstitutional things ever. I mean, it’s hard to imagine how much more unconstitutional it could be.

I prefer vote by mail, too. However, real-life implementation of it only leads to a roughly 10% increase in voter turnout. That only brings us from 55% turnout to 65% turnout, which is pathetic.