Things in Canada tend to cost more in Canadian dollars than they do in the states, roughly in proportion to the USD to CAD exchange rate.

You’re forgetting about the exchange rate. It’s more like 220kish USD vs 170Kish USD

Pro tip: add a bead of glue when assembling furniture, it’ll hold up way better

That episode was actually based on a real event from 2004

Well if we turned earth into heaven, then there would be no reason for anyone to convert, duh

She didn’t have a valid visa, she was trying to get it renewed.

In the article she explains her lawyer was in San Diego.

lol, the screen shot where it’s “stuck in a cave” isn’t a cave, it’s those ledges before mt moon where twitch plays Pokémon kept getting stuck too.

That’s not what the article says. She had a valid visa, but was denied entry and the visa revoked because they thought it was “shady” that the visa had been approved after an initial denial. Later, after getting a new job in the states, she flew to Mexico to go to the San Diego immigration office to re-apply since that’s where she had applied before.

It is, but Element is still the “Gold standard” Matrix client and the most popular. And if you’re going to create a brand new chat protocol, you should make sure that your flagship client measures up to the competition.

It’s the same issue, the car not being able to detect a solid object in front of it because of an optical illusion

Pretty sure they get thrown in jail now smuggling eggs or not

I thlamed my penith in the car door

Yeah, it was essentially England, people just like to say it was Canada. We didn’t even become a country until 1867

Well, then it would be interesting to see if Subaru fails these tests too. Especially the visual impairment ones.

I probably should have said “only cameras”. Subaru, like the rest, backs the cameras up with radar to avoid situations like in the video.

Edit: welp, apparently not in the front

Are there any other car brands that are relying on only cameras for their assisted driving features?

FWIW, it probably slid around because it was loose. They do need to be tightened from time to time.

Tell that to the guy who lost his head when his Tesla thought a reflective semi truck was the sky

It’s not from any specific media reference, it’s just essentially what every child was taught, verbatim, in grade school.