As other mentioned cheap ODB2 readers, but some brands offer a lot of diagnostic data over the infotainment system, they just won’t display them to you - for BMW I use AAIdrive (is foss, github/AAIdrive) and it displays some of the data on the main screen without a physical ODB2 reader inserted.
(And ofc custom navigation, VLC, etc)

Money enthusiast dumbass.

It was a headline that generated engagements, which means revenue, so no, def not axing it, people just can’t find out it was false for a certain amount of time has passed (a few days).

The AI works according to their prime directive, which is m-m-m-money.

Mounting yourself on those balls at the wall?

Yes, just like that volatile T&T that likes to go boom.

/s

One one way violence will be tolerated in the workplace, and it’s not from the lower class!!

/s

I think they have collection centres (within the building), chutes were more of an American thing (“don’t think about the trash” mentality).

Nice meme, unfortunate image choice (isn’t that the wrestling billionaire CEO?).

While I was shaking it.

Aww, they dating!

Yes, exactly.

Google is a snitch, it just doesn’t do it for free.

Head, tit, & balls.

(With 1:1:20 ratio)

First, they observed brain activity while the mice were resting. Stress had changed the activity in the amygdala of the less resilient mice much more than it had in the resilient ones.

When the researchers gave the mice a choice between plain and sugar-sweetened water, the resilient mice easily chose the sugar water. But the less resilient mice became obsessed and often opted for the plain water.

Xia looked at brain recordings of the mice who chose the sweet water. Their amygdala was communicating with a nearby brain region called the hippocampus that remembers and predicts.

She saw a different pattern in the mice that could not decide whether to drink the plain or sweetened water. In those mice, the conversation between the two brain areas sputtered.

Now it’s a paperweight on someones desk.

It’s messed up, it’s just not a schedule when you can’t form habits.

Haha, the crossing is funny.

I’ve seen the other two & I just wish some laws would be passed making it legal to damage cars in a bike lane.

To circle back to the main topic - Americans should be required by law to disclose how likely they are to murder anyone involved when writing a claim to their insurer. Same thought process as the crossing with a brick.

I was more excited about life at 8 than at after 20, so for me it’s def reversed.

Tho I do need to know if an elixir causes immortality, I do not want to drink it by accident.

How do they know it’s not the Borg mimicking Voyagers signal?

You have cheap Chinese knockoffs, maybe you can find one that matches this one (I bought a smaller yellow one for only a few monies).