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We are one step away from TeslaFSD AutoPilot fulfilling the prophecy of Airplane View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOSfFQW2FLo&t=187s

Yeah, your parent post even mentioned natural gas... thanks for politely repeating yourself and giving me a chance at reading comprehension.

Though it might be possible to generate hydrogen without too much pollution, the reality is that its production is considered a significant source of pollution . That's not taking into account the energy loss converting hydrogen back to electricity with at best is 60%. And I'm not even going to...

I'll jump on the bandwagon thanking the Ars team for being upfront about making a mistake and owning it. Perfection is impossible, but one measure that I consider paramount for journalistic quality is the number of corrections posted. Sometimes they're small adjustments sometimes they are...

Europe and Canada seem to have decided that appeasement just isn't going to work. Hopefully corporations will start to wake up as well. I'm not a lawyer, but I have to imagine that if the FTC tries to block or otherwise harass Apple their defense would be exhibit A: this letter, and have th...

Fixed that for you...

That used to really bug me, but over time I've come to appreciate that I see the headlines that are been fed to the unwashed masses consumers of alternate facts so that I have an idea of what they are being fed. And since it's greyed out I don't accidentally click on it and trigger ad revenue to...

No. I already block Fox, CNN, and several other sites that are just noise. But this is far bigger than Apple providing visibility to certain sites; this is the federal government threatening (mafia "nice place you have here, it would be a shame..." style threats) everyone* to push their lies and...

I came to quote that byline and say: there’s a line of lawyers saying “hold my beer”… but knew I had to read the comments and catch everyone who had beaten me to the punch ;)

Not only do side view mirrors have significantly more drag, car manufacturers have long been placing the "draggy" door handles inside the vortex coming off the mirror, so they have no measurable increase on overall drag.

So you're saying that the market shouldn't decide? Regulations are the way to go?

I did. Three times even. It was back in '21 and I was in bedridden with a covid fever for the entire month month of February. edit to explain the sarcasm: only in a fever dream is this use for a car AI going to happen

I suspect that those billions might "benefit" the loss sheet... So has Vegas started an official "which bubble will bust first: AI or Tesla stock"?

But the commentariat is second to none. I saw the article headline and thought "Ohhhh... interesting! Let's read the comments" Sometimes the comments make me think that the article is also worth reading. The comments are always worth the visit. Thank you, and everyone else.

Is that a subtle dig at the administration's love for q-anon conspiracies or a typo? [dang nijas...]

I am somewhat surprised that Zoom's use of the term E2EE to describe encrypting from and to the server wasn't included as an example. Especially since it ended up costing Zoom $85M...

Sorry, this is the Ars forum, where the conversation is intelligent and highly worth reading. If you want your prompt to get an answer, may I suggest ChatGPT? /s just in case

Nah, we'll rick roll them for hte lols

Russia has long been testing their nukes underground, so not too much should be leaking out. Also anything over 1Kt seems to be detectable (and today's sensors maybe better?) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_nuclear_weapons_testing#International_treaties

No, but there is less since some of it was pushed up. And less produces less downforce.