Transylvania 6-5000 is in shambles.

Planet fitness doesn’t have fuck you money to defend this in a lawsuit. They’ll comply to avoid being sued into irrelevance.

This comic went over a lot of people’s heads. Critical thinking is dead.

Aside from a few funny lyrical “moments” when done on purpose, AI music fucking sucks.

Common misunderstanding. They don’t give a shit about the unborn. It’s all for show and to punish.

Every car in the US has a towing capacity number. Small cars are usually around 1k lbs

Even that truck is on the bigger size. Looks like it was even lifted.

Flight attendants have duct taped people to seats in the past.

Again, certain stretches. Eugene to Portland is just over 2 hours by train and just over 2 hours by car. Part of Washington when broken up are roughly the same on I5 as it is by train.

The full length? Yes a car is faster from end to end, but then your in a car for 8 hours. A train is more comfortable. I’d rather be comfortable from for 9 hours end to end on a train, than a car for 8. And that’s coming from someone that’s regularly done multiple 16 hour drives for some vacations and has driven across the country.

There’s definitely stretches where the train can pick up a lot of speed and make up the time.

When demand goes up, the price goes up.

When demand goes down, the price goes up.

That fan is not better than this.

Did you have a stroke?

Fonama

Now picture the massive amount of people that aren’t famous and living off residuals.

Not on Facebook, what’s the context here?

Not really a race. Waymo uses LIDAR, RADAR, and cameras. Last I checked Tesla only uses cameras.

I don’t know much about VR, but I do remember watching a video for a Star Trek VR game. The person playing had some type of controller that captured individual finger movements and spent the whole time sitting in the captain’s chair and pointing and flipping people off.

So just ignoring the water spilling out then… Okay?

Very annoying they giving Cory Doctorow credit for the term Enshitification for a book he made in 2022 for a term that was around years before he “made” the term.