First of all, the presentation of that article on WashingtonPost.com was 4 pages of absolute horror.
Second, I heard this stick figure display was already being done in Europe, but it still doesn't make me feel safer or less worried about anything.
"It's an old racing adage that it's a lot easier to make a fast driver who crashes safe than to make a slow driver faster. The penalty for error on Pikes Peak is massive as the edge of the circuit is often a massive cliff.
Audi is logically taking a cautious and considered approach because the negative publicity of a car plunging over a fatal drop would hinder the development.".
Actually, the dash-cam video of the Autonomous Audi speeding off the road, going over a cliff and crashing in a fiery explosion would be pretty damn awesome.
Slashdot Mirror
and don't stop scanning until every last person on earth has been scanned, and then start scanning over again!
But North Brookfield is too cowardly to use either
Cats are man's best friend that sometimes disappear for a couple days in the wilderness
I wonder what your odds of dying from TSA-induced cancer vs. an airline crash are?
I wish anything was cost neutral, but nothing is free
That might help reduce global warming.
Makes sense, no?
I say any innovation in mass transit that takes cars and trucks off the road is totally fine by me.
This is not good, not good at all...wait, what? Posting on Slashdot just lowered my rates by 15% or more?
Let's use this motto from now on, please NASA?
What could possibly go wrong?
I, for one, welcome our new bionic penguin-ray-jellyfish-elephant-translucent-tentacled overlords.
"We bought most of our satellites for three, five, or eight years, and we're keeping them on orbit for ten, twelve, and up to twenty years."
Hmmm....I wonder what the human consequences of aging spy satellites providing erroneous information could be?
And, does anyone know John Connor?
"James was so excited when he realised he had found real treasure. Dad was blown away."
Right after that, James and his dad joined together in a happy little jig and sung "I've got a golden locket!" over and over and over...
...Lin Min was always so much more misbehaved than his brother, Hu Flung Poo?
Couldn't they name the file system something better than butterface?
They will attach themselves to you and then mate
Step 1: Run outside and watch for falling corn kernels and cotton balls
But how could it forget? It was our diamond in raw form anniversary!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWIHv7a6luY GET HIM!
Yes! Extra large explosions for posterity.
First of all, the presentation of that article on WashingtonPost.com was 4 pages of absolute horror.
Second, I heard this stick figure display was already being done in Europe, but it still doesn't make me feel safer or less worried about anything.
Is it an internet with no price restrictions? Or no speed restrictions? Or both?
No matter what, you still end up paying a monthly fee to a relative monopoly of ISPs
"It's an old racing adage that it's a lot easier to make a fast driver who crashes safe than to make a slow driver faster. The penalty for error on Pikes Peak is massive as the edge of the circuit is often a massive cliff.
Audi is logically taking a cautious and considered approach because the negative publicity of a car plunging over a fatal drop would hinder the development.".
Actually, the dash-cam video of the Autonomous Audi speeding off the road, going over a cliff and crashing in a fiery explosion would be pretty damn awesome.
LED Zeppelin
...can we grill it?
What other total BS stories are out there that we have readily accepted as the truth?