Just him talking about why he doesn’t use a phone case, you can just feel the arrogant better than you additude.

https://youtu.be/vvFeqL86JBk

Honestly, Neil D. Tyson comes off as an arrogant douchebag, same with Bill Nye.

Not yet, at least.

The current tech doesn’t really factor in road conditions AFAIK. Which is a pretty big factor that dictates how brakes should be applied to stop safely.

One example is, if you’re driving along an area with a soft or no shoulder during rain or snow, stopping suddenly could easily make the car slide off the road and end up upside-down or down a cliff. There unfortunately are times where hitting someone/something is unavoidable, along with being the safest option and the decision making capability isn’t fully there yet.

The first time I heard this story, I immediately thought of what this guy did. I think it would’ve been an awesome addon if it was just cursing, and not doing racial slurs or spying.

https://www.techspot.com/news/105031-former-google-ceo-ai-data-centers-environmental-impact.html

Whatever you say.

I mean I do need to keep my antennae from buzzing all the time. But, whatever you say.

You do realize that we already know the only reason you have them on your remotes is to charge the streaming services a licensing fee for the advertisement. You couldn’t care less about grandma.

You work in their marketing department, don’t you?

The scenario I mentioned would have the buttons simply labeled with a number/letter. 95% of the time I don’t even look on the remote to use a button. Also, if you hit the wrong button, no big deal, you just the other/s.

Like I mentioned, stop giving them excuses.

I didn’t even know that was a thing…

Don’t give them excuses, mate.

Map them during initial setup.

Please choose a service you would like to use and we will help you log in.

You have x buttons that are available to use as a shortcut to the service. Please press the button you would like to use, or press enter to skip this step.

Also the heavy vibration that can occur when a train passes over

Holding the power button for 1 second also opens the menu.

I’d just go for a “feature” that disables the on/off function (leaving the momentary function alone) of the hi-beam when a sensor/s detects light above a certain luminosity. I also think an extra cost to the registration could be tacked on for vehicles that are lifted or otherwise have headlights above a certain height that would scale with the said height.

I know from working in manufacturing, at least, that people like to abuse excel and try to use it as a DB client

Why can’t they just fix the simple bug of having to open the app ,close it down, then reopen it just to connect to your setup? A simple ‘wait’ line of code would do wonders.

It’s what your safe has when the batteries for the keypad stop working.

Wasn’t that before they switched to LGA though?

With gmaps constantly suggesting off-ramp->on-ramp detours at over/underpasses to help you shorten your eta by 1 minute increase merging traffic, I doubt they would have any ethical hesitancy behind it.

Honestly, I imagine they may already have a deal (possibly under the table) with clearchannel and the likes.

They are around… Try this one: (https://www.starbirdchicken.com/starbird-chicken-menu)

I was curious of what their menu looked like as I have one by my work. Haven’t checked it on desktop, but on Android, the menu items never get loaded. ($10-12 for an á la carte chicken sandwich from a fast casual place is a ripoff anyway)

Edit: It looks like it’s the mobile site/formatting that is broken. Using desktop mode lets the menu items come onto screen. (Firefox 126.01 on a pixel8pro with Android 14) The same issue seems to also be present with chrome under my work account.

I still argue that they are present, as I had to with it doing taxes a couple months ago. (Just not going to give those sites away)

The one benefit of open source of having more eyes on the code to find any bugs would likely be its weakness, given that systems like these aren’t updated frequently, any bugs found and made public could open the door to exploiting,