..care what is above itself and why does it need to label those things? I thought they just cleaned the floor? Ultra creepy.

Personally I love this idea, pretty cool and can always turn it off which is neat. Because it is all done via wire, a change of the center console and adding a clutch pedal is all they would need to do besides software. Of course Mercedes would make this a $149 monthly free.

Even without EV's in the equation, people are not driving stick shift cars anymore though. I am a huge car guy and the selection of new cars with manual transmissions as an option are scarce. So I don't think the people who prefer manuals actually care, because it also seems a lot of them already hate the idea of electric in the first place. If you follow Motortrend for example, every time they post some update on an electric car, half the comments and reactions are negative.

Why would a robot need to protect itself using deadly force? It's just a machine.

Same, bought it at a garage sale for $20 as a kid, spent 20 hours programming a clock from the 4 inch thick manual. Then a Vic-20, then C=64.

....they would know that working for someone else isn't the move.

ENHANCE...ENHANCE!

LinkedIN and Pinterest. Absolute garbage results.

The obvious ones in the picture are stars in our own Milky Way galaxy. (saw it mentioned somewhere)

Jokes on them, I have already replaced my eyeballs!

.. to be honest, deepfaking or photoshopping your appearance for an interview isn't a bad idea at all. It's a good way to avoid discrimination. I don't think companies can fire you for looking different than when they hired you, can they?

Trump himself has proven you don't need to be smart to have money.

The Aptera Motors car mentioned later in the summery is going to start at $25,900 U.S. It's a cool looking vehicle, super efficient, and even fast.

Where are you getting "global warming"? Nowhere in the summary or the Yahoo! article (I don't have a Times subscription) mentioned the word "warming". Even in the summary they said one of the culprits is population growth.

... was an awesome guy. So many of my friends were able to take pictures with him, he never said no. He also defended himself from a toxic and poaching manufacturer called Behringer and won. This is why many in our industry have cancelled Behringer, and you should too! Not supporting that company is a great way to honor Dave's legacy, and of course buying a Sequential synth would be good too!

It seems like if the lawsuit is successful, employers that demand their workers be on-site will be found responsible for compensating the employee for travel. No?