I certainly would, if this wasn't just the yearly TIGHAR rehash of their tired theories.

On many 6-speed manual transmissions, 5th and 6th are both overdrive gears.

Well, ok. But this is well established, and I don't think anybody was actually questioning it. Any even slightly social species that has any ability to learn is going to have culture, as it is defined here.

You're definitely not the first to figure that out. I've been calling them lewd for years. Pretty funny to see our little local electric company show up in national news.

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I put Alexa through a similar but simpler loop a while ago.

Alexa, where am I?
You are in Lancaster.
Alexa, where is Lancaster?
Lancaster is a medium sized city in the UK.
Alexa, am I in the UK?
.... no.

It wasn't just plastic. It was real leather, produced by the Radel Leather Manufacturing Company in New Jersey. It actually wasn't anything different than the leather they had already been using in their cars. The only thing added was the word "Corinthian", which was meaningless in this context.

The haptic feedback accelerator pedal is something I've wanted for a while. Have the pedal be slightly harder to push further down when at a certain speed. That won't stop you from going faster if you consciously want to, but it will make you naturally control your speed without even thinking about it. Though I would want to be able to specify where that point is (say, 5 or 10 mph over the speed limit).

By turning down the appropriate corner of my calling card when I leave it with the servant?

I regularly get ~700mbit at my house, but I'm in a rural area with a low usage tower 0.25 miles away on the same hill as my property.

As does my 1901 Waltham M1891 Seaside. Not sure how to tell if it supports webp though.

The engine compartment on a Boxter isn't "sealed". It's just a bit of a pain to get at because you have to move the roof out of the way. It's a little confusing at first, but if you've done it before, it takes about three minutes.

Pro baseball pitchers regularly throw 90-100mph fastballs.

Simple possession is not a crime in most developed nations. Receiving or possessing goods while knowing the were stolen is when it typically becomes a crime.

Yeah, I never quite understood how so many companies aren't prepared for this. A few years back one of my users being stupid let ransomware onto our network. It was annoying as heck, but really it just wasted time while things were restored from offline backups.