If the driver was unresponsive in a normal car, it would stop.

It’s all well and good until the rating board is populated with pearl-clutching prudes who think that LGBT is inherently adult content.

(1) seems to be a legitimate problem. (2) is just filtering the stronger students from the weaker ones with extra steps. (3) isn’t an issue unless a professor teaching graduate classes can’t tell BS from truth in their own field. If that’s the case, I’d call the professor’s lack of knowledge a larger issue than the student’s.

He’s setting up a relevance fallacy.

I look forward to wealthy Americans being able to access it while the rest of us wait 19 months to get a new PCP and take out a mortgage for the privilege.

Parent commenter is introducing problems completely unrelated to what the article is talking about.

If you read the article, you would realize that this is happening in the UK, and has nothing to do with the US.

EDIT: You guys need to learn what a relevance fallacy is.

How do you enforce this other than punishing it when something happens? The police can’t just go into people’s homes to double check that they have their firearms stored safely. People aren’t going to report themselves.

Like Eris, the Greek goddess of discord?

Children aren’t treated like humans here. They’re treated like prisoners.

The boy’s mother, however, Deja Taylor, has been charged with felony child neglect and misdemeanour recklessly leaving a loaded firearm as to endanger a child.

It looks like she violated the storage laws.

The biggest natural disaster is the simulation running out of memory.

I once spent an entire Starfinder session sitting in a bar and ordering different drinks with the rest of the party. We still joke about it.

Requiring a permit to assemble feels like a way to undermine the right to peacefully assemble.

Add another fee to your monthly expenses.

I hope to one day live in a world where people only do things for the skill/experience/craft, instead of out of necessity.

We’re all the main character on this blessed day.

Use archive.is. The 12 ft. ladder dev sold out to the NYT.

As soon as I saw “flexile vs tensile strengths of different materials,” I knew what was up.

Not every social game needs base building. Please don’t turn DRG into No Man’s Sky.