I got him his favourite toy – a bendy straw ! He is 7 years old !
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1783361787ChocoTina999
What the title says. The pumpkins make me believe it's AI generated. The line work on the candles is wonky as well which makes me believe someone just AI generated them and printed them.
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1782669690thatscaryspider5
Given the dimension, would this actually be 1000lbs, supposing the most common steal for this application?
Bonus: what material would it need to be, to weight 1000lbs?
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1778945135FarmhouseRules33
Found this in a Camry we bought. It looks important or like it really solves a problem. What problem do I have that I don’t know about?
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Geothermal hot springs in the midst of the Japanese Alps, Murodo [OC] [5216×2859]
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justaevolvedchimp1784574064
Automakers sold the giant dashboard touchscreen as a feature from the future.
It was not. It was a cheaper way to assemble a car. And it made driving measurably more dangerous.
Now, regulators are stepping in to force the buttons back.
China just finalized a new law mandating proper, physical controls for 19 essential car functions by mid-2027. We are talking about turn signals. Windshield wipers. Hazard lights. The gear shifter. Things you need to be able to find in a split second, in the dark, without looking away from the road to tap a glowing piece of glass.
The mandate does not just say buttons must exist. It dictates exact usability rules and button sizes.
The era of the all-digital, minimalist dashboard is officially hitting a wall. Global safety regulators are finally admitting a basic reality. When you are moving at highway speeds in heavy rain, a laggy submenu is a liability. Tactile controls are coming back.
