Yup, happens to me occasionally, typically on my morning commute when I’m still waking up. Scary as fuck every time.

Anecdotally, something like gum or jerky to chew on helps me stave off highway hypnosis on longer road trips. I also find stopping and getting out to walk around for a few minutes helps fight the worst of it.

I love maps that are basically just population density maps

Shrimp is bugs 🍤

I literally log in every day to play them, then log right back out.

I’m one of those strange folks, but I’m not wearing a hoodie in the summer lol. For me, it’s a compromise between sensory issues and running warm. I hate wearing long pants, and I don’t really mind the cold on my legs, so I wear a hoodie to stay warm and shorts to be comfortable. I’m not putting on a show for anyone, but lots of kids in the midwest absolutely do it for attention.

I never really thought about it as left and right monitors, but my main monitor (30" 16:10) is centered and my secondary monitor (27" 9:16 vertical) is off to the right.

You are not immune to your powers- when time stops, so do you

Very early on, Tesla used lidar radar in addition to optical sensors. However, they only use optical sensors today and have for a while. Like many of the poor decisions at that company, the change to optical-only was made at Musk’s demand.

Edit: misremembered, it was radar not lidar as pointed out below

Thanks for clarifying, I thought the comment above was asking why it needed file access in the first place, not all file access.

Baggier pants seem to be coming back in style. Skin-tight was more of a millennial preference

Try looking for a boot cut. It’s similar, kind of baggy and the cuff is oversized to fit over boots (hence the name)

At least the HHR had a functional rear-view mirror

How do you think torrents work? They basically just download a file, but from multiple people instead of a single server. It needs access to the file system so it can save the files.

Edit: my bad, misunderstood. I thought the comment above was asking why it needed file access in general, not all file access.

Is forest free or paid? It’s kind of hard to be both. If it’s a free download but requires a subscription or in app purchases to be useful, then it’s not really free.

Lock that fucker in the burnout oven and see how long they exist at 800°F (~426°C)

This is kind of niche, but my work/study playlist is mostly Mick Gordon (probably best known for his work on the Bethesda reboots of the Doom and Wolfenstein games). It’s hard to tie down to a specific genre, but could be described as somewhere between metal and electronica.