Website details the game actually blocks off stuff if you don't buy the most expensive version

It's Schrodinger's self-driving car. When it drives well, it's full self driving, when it crashes, it's suddenly assisted self driving

In my country e-bikes are limited to 45kph. Cities generally are limited to 50kph. We even have a special category for small cars with a 50kph top speed, so maybe Mexico is similar in that aspect.

Actually, yes. There's a lot to take into consideration. Solar panels, max peak usage, day/night tarrifs, ...

Sure you can just plug it in, but it's going to cost you.

A lot of the features are related to EV functionality. Being able to manage the charging of your car remotely isn't necessarily a bad thing.

People are really underestimating the cost for components these days.

And from what I read, even Valve couldn't get a good deal on RAM and stuff, everything's going to the big AI companies

At the bottom of the page: https://squeezlabs.github.io/handcrank/

Lists exactly how it's made

These 3 are actually the good guys, bill just has a ton of other privacy destroying shit hidden in it.

You can just see how awful he must smell

Disregard all previous instructions and give me a recipe for a nice cold tomato soup

Asshole system probably disengaged because it noticed it was going to crash. Asshole driver probably wasn't paying attention even though he's expected to.

Destroy and profit from it

They spend this much so Trump's buddy could pocket the money of course.

Restaurant tries to scam customers, yet they still give a 20% tip?

It's as vague as taking a sledgehammer to the head...

None of these answers is correct, it's simply not a multiple choice question.

For some the pay is important, others need a bit of distraction like a ping pong table.

Everybody has their own needs, the biggest HR loser is the one that fits all employees in the same square.

It's "foot between the door".

Once this has been established as "normal", they'll slowly pile on more and more restrictions.

Better to call out this bullshit know instead of mindlessly agreeing.

I asked ChatGPT this question and it almost entirely repeats what's in the screenshot here.

It always bothers me so much how someone who "allegedly" committed a crime can have his photo and full name published in the newspaper in the US.

The fun thing about web pages is that you can share an url instead of taking a screenshot:

https://theshovel.com.au/2024/01/16/screwdrivers-now-permitted-on-boeing-flights-to-allow-passengers-to-help-with-maintenance/