The motorist killed the toddler and her 67 and 64-year-old grandparents instantly when he went off the road at 75mph in a 50mph zone.

yeah, fuck you. you lost control while speeding and you killed people as a direct result.

straight to prison, do not pass go, loss of license for five years when you get out with mandatory training before relicensing, plus restitution to the family.

is this an american thing?

the path to get to “shopping preferences” is different for me than the article says, and then it just has three sections with no contents. clothing & shoes, interests, pets — none have any info in them

I report comments like “just run them over” all the time, I’ve never seen one taken down

yes, but I wasn’t using it at the time. I was gaming at my Ikea kitchen table desk, with my standup work desk right next to me

I wonder how many people I get stuck behind on the road that are just driving to the gym, when they could run out their front door instead of on a treadmill

dude I had a random teammate tell me once in a video game that I sounded like I had a stand-up desk

Canadian Tire isn’t far off from this. They’ve put so much effort into making their stores as unpleasant and time wasting of an experience as they can. I pretty much only go there when I need something I can only get there, now.

yeah I’m thinking of backcountry trips where I have to drive 1.5 hours out afterwards before I reach any gas station, and there is no charging available where I’m parked for a few days.

most of my longer drives are 500 to 600 km with one or two short stops along the way.

if there were a wagon that could start fully charged, and leave me with 250 km of range at my destination after those two short stops, I’d be interested in it as my sole vehicle

I don’t really see how it would make this work for me without that capability. I don’t do daily commuting so that aspect of charging at home doesn’t appeal to me — I already only fill up maybe every other week at most

growing up outside of town and spending my teenage years getting to many of my friend’s houses in much more rural places, I do understand how trunk or treat could come about and make sense. hell, we used to get driven around from house to house in the country sometimes.

what I don’t understand is when it’s done in suburbia

does anyone know why Sony is so intent on ensuring that I never become a console gamer and give them money?

like how does this benefit them?