They're safer than humans already. It's just you hear about every robocar crash because they're unusual, and every time one happens, the whole industry learns from it. With humans driving, it's doubtful the people involved learn from a crash, let alone anyone else, we just accept it as inevitable.

Holy poeslaw Batman!

More importantly, people say they've changed...

As I recall, my windows 95 CD-ROM contained a bunch of floppy-sized .cab files in a folder, so it's entirely possible it was available as a set of floppies...

Because they know most people don't care, and this will blow over in a few more days.

I fit it to a T when I was young... Never wore a helmet despite being hit by cars on several occasions. That all changed the one time I hit a pedestrian.

I'm just shy of 6 feet so not excessively tall by any means, but I test drove the Fiat 500 some years ago, and found there is no way for me to be comfortable in it. Interestingly the Mini Cooper was very comfortable, and could have easily accommodated someone taller - as long as anybody sitting behind you didn't have legs.

Nothing to sea here...

I have Linux running on a 10 year old machine with 5400 rpm drives, and it does just fine streaming video to multiple TVs at once.. Helps that there are 5 of them configured as raid-5...

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Us (Arizona) yes I can, though I haven't in some years because my wife won't, and we don't need 2 cars... But I ride a motorcycle so I do get to handle a clutch still.

The problem is it won't, because they know it's a lie.