I can't figure out the "rules" for that situation, as they seem very fluid depending on the corner and the outcome.

I wouldn't have thought Lewis should have given the position back to Sainz, but l also watched Max barge Charles off there years ago with no penalty.

While Max was clearly at fault for the collision, Lando was optimistic on a few of those attempts, my personal favorites being "He moved under braking!" Where max looked like he took a pretty normal line through the turn, and "He pushed me off!" When Lando locked up and blew through the corner.

I can't stand either one of them, so it was highly entertaining.

I just had the one month trial, it worked pretty well, but it's too tentative. Like supervising a teenage driver.

While I'm going to ignore your clear issues regarding other people's weight, there's 258 million people, if a quarter of them spend $100 a year on "protein shakes" there's your 6.5 billion, and now that number seems low.

Or could have been pressing the gas so it wouldn't brake anyway.

...isn't your card one basket full of your eggs?

Wild guess: people would try to use intermediate to avoid burning a set of softs or something goofy like that.

There wasn't anything resembling influencers, and mostly you were talking to other nerds.

People were much more technically savvy, and creating their own homepages with guestbooks and construction gifs.

Every time I hear or see about Esteban Ocon he is either getting into it with a teammate, or holding up someone faster with good traction out of a braking zone. I will not miss him.

Just not in a measurable way.

The plural for anecdote is not "data."

He sold it into PayPal, then bought it back from PayPal a couple years ago.

Not sure how trademarks work, but I think it gets stickier when it's used for different purposes. like how there's Starcraft trailers and the game.

You only need the screen to operate a Tesla on any model without stalks.

I've never tried to open the frunk with voice commands, but it probably works.

It's a giga-stupid post, barely worth refuting, but private jets are not cars.

You can track every flight I've ever been on, if you know the flight number, or plane ID. Now billionaires have their own special carve out.

Bezos owns it, they don't need to make money, just keep up their status.

I'm all for keeping the CIA accountable, but you're conflating two things there.

That secure shoelace knot was an actual game changer. Shit just works.

I don't mind a cover changing the meaning of a song, but stuff where the cover is just the song again is...lazy as fuck?

Like Fast Car by (country music guy) is fantastic, but it's the same as the original, which is also fantastic. Feels cheap or something, I don't know. Like the whole Weezer cover album was boring as fuck. The songs are technically great, but why listen to that over the originals? Rivers said his goal was to try and reproduce the original sound, which seems like an interesting exercise for the band, but not for the listener. So that wraps back around to respecting the band.

Anyways, I have a lot of strong feelings about covers. Make it your own, even if you don't change it that much.

Netflix is a public company, you can just go look at how wrong you are about this.

They took in $9.3 billion in Q1 2024, and spent $702 million on "technology" and $3.7 billion on adding "content assets"

Their net profit was $2.3 billion, for one quarter. They could afford to just charge less money, but the line must go up.

Oh no, Grandma's bitlocker will be vulnerable when the attacker gets physical access to her machine!

I saw this headline and immediately thought "ArmouryCrate is the reason"

I certainly avoid ASUS stuff after discovering that piece of nonsense on my new install.

I have the same combo and it also runs flawlessly with my Reverb G2, iracing is great, but there's never enough horsepower to run that cranked all the way up.