In heavy traffic (rush hours in large urban areas), there are going to be problems with cars not making it through the second set of lights and backing up enough to block opposing vehicles from going through the LR interchange.

I'm not 100% on the EV bandwagon but let's place the blame here where it belongs. As the article mentioned, it's not strictly the EVs that are hitting pedestrians, in most cases it's a combination of inattentive drivers AND pedestrians. I don't know how widespread or normal this is, but I consistently see people walking into the middle of the road, barely glancing up at traffic.

I never really understood how a judge can set a side a jury verdict. If they can do that, what's the point of having a jury trial in the first place? If there was a problem with the jury verdict due to some misunderstanding or jury instruction, then declare a mistrial and make the litigants retry the case.

Tell that to Bette Midler or Tom Waites

Was the lead researcher Dr. Dolittle or Mr. Limpet?

I have an older ZP100 in my garage office that is close to 20 years old, is working perfectly fine and can still group with my 2 newer players. Because I have EOL hardware I can't upgrade to the new Sonos app, which I'm perfectly OK with.

It's kind of like when you pledge money to the Jerry Lewis Telethon but haven't sent it in yet.

Unless Stack Overflow is getting paid by OpenAI (which I doubt) or they are able to somehow write this off (which I wouldn't put anything past a motivated accountant) then how exactly is Stack Overflow profiting from this? While nowhere near as bad as some sites, they still seem to be Ad driven, so again, where is that revenue if access is purely by API?

This was my first thought as well, what's even the point of cancelling your credit card due to fraudulent charges if the bank is just going to give the vendor your new card details. I'm not sure how this works because don't you still have to enter your CVV at some point when you update your card information. The fact that this isn't opt-in and turned off by default is just mind boggling and just begging for some kind of class action lawsuit.

I still have a couple of e-readers, and I usually take one with me when I go on vacation because it's much easier to read sitting out in the sun and I can read all afternoon without having to worry about the battery life.

In my opinion, autonomous vehicles are nowhere near prime time for general roadway use right now.

Fixed that for you. There are still many PS4 games that are pretty choppy on PS5 because they aren't optimized for PS5 and are locked into a lower frame rate. A good example is The Division.

Disney has complete control over the roadways, so just rebuild the roadways so all the vehicles run on induction power and don't require huge batteries. That would be a real vision of a future roadway.

Globally, Android has about 70% market share over Apple.

Apple (and many others) spends a considerable amount of money paying our license fees for technology that they don't hold patents for. Most of these have to deal with wireless communications.