#custom drivers

[techdriveplay]

Sound On-The-Go: Ultimate Ears Unveils MINIROLL, an Ultra-Light Portable Speaker With Strap

Ultimate Ears, a brand under Logitech, has expanded its portable Bluetooth speaker lineup with the introduction of the MINIROLL. This ultra-light, compact speaker comes with a silicone strap for easy attachment, making it the perfect companion for any adventure, whether you’re biking, boating, or just carrying it on your bag or belt loop. With its sleek, river rock-inspired design and portable…

[emberglowfox]

beast compilation. behold my funny dog

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Yeah, so? Text to Amazon driver. (I was confused at first, b/c my fiance is a different race. Then, I decided to laugh.)

[starrysharks]

i lied, her name is LIEXIA

[redbean-nom]

din djarin, age 10: clone wars refugee child

boba fett, age 11: in federal prison for destroying an entire venator while trying to kill mace windu

[getitdonetrafficschool]

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[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Geparda, 2024. This is not, as far as I can tell, an April Fool's joke. In Germany it is possible to start driving from the age of 16 but young drivers face limits in the size and power of cars they can use until they turn 18. Step forward German company Geparda who are converting the now discontinued VW Up! by fitting very narrow track rear wheels (it's not a 3-wheeler) and de-tuning the engine to 20hp. The company claims to have already delivered cars, which cost €20,000. Geparda is German for "cheetah"

[cherocarofficial]

1976 Triumph TR6

[lastoneout]

I'm obviously not gonna do anything about it because I figure the people doing it are like desperate for a job but I s2g I am slightly concerned by the steady increase I'm seeing of DoorDash drivers on bikes.

And it's not even cuz I'm like worried about my food not being perfectly piping hot fresh when it gets to me, and ngl some of the guys on bike have done a way better job than the people in cars, but like this has happened enough that I have had to stop ordering certain kinds of food due to the fact that it's, on average, 100F+ here in the day time and a lot of food I like to eat just cannot safely be at that temperature for more than a minute or two if even that.

And like I am just gonna not order those foods, I do not want to put anyone who is desperate for work out of a job but like....this is going to make someone sick, right? The first time this happened I had ordered a poke bowl and that ended up being inedible because it was like 108F outside and the guy on the bike handed it to me out of a very thin insulated bag that just had a half-melted frozen water bottle in it, and the food was warm and the fish smelled weird, so yeah, not eating it, but still. I know this guy CLEARLY needs the money and this is ABSOLUTELY on DoorDash, but if they're gonna allow bike dashers maybe limit what stores they're allowed to deliver from? So you don't have people delivering food poisoning? Is that too much to ask??

[rickybaby]

Daniel on his sleep schedule:

"I tried," he told reporters. "I was in LA for a week and I was staying up a bit later but I just kept waking up early. So all I was doing was shortening my sleep. If I'm tired I'm just going to sleep and if I'm in the car, I'm just going to drink Red Bull. It's a pretty simple strategy this weekend," he said with a laugh.

And on the sphere:

"It’s very obvious, it’s huge and we’re not going to miss it," said Alpha Tauri's Australian driver Daniel Ricciardo. "But truthfully when you get in that kind of rhythm and that zone you’re aware of everything but you don’t really notice it. I got to my hotel yesterday and it was only this morning that I noticed these massive pieces of art on the wall.”

[stone-cold-groove]

Car and Driver magazine - January 1967.

[mercury-rain]

Was psyching myself up in my car for a shift at work after one of those unexpectedly harrowing weeks the fates hand us and it was all for naught because as soon as I stepped out of the car I locked eyes with a massive black 4x4 offroader, kitted out floor to ceiling with all those extra bits for Serious Offroading and those family stick figure stickers on the back window

With the license plate BOWSETTE

[charles-leclerc-official]

I really want to know if/how they're going to get their characters in the cooldown room or podium in the F1 movie... Like there's only two of them so who's going to be the extra driver(s) and how are they going to film it????

Unfortunately I suspect they are going to use CGI . . .

[itstimeforstarwars]

Dude in his 40s was like "it's so unattractive when women your age are like 'bro' to each other or say things like 'suck my dick' why are they so obsessed with being men" and I'm over here trying to break the news to him that "suck my dick" is a gender neutral phrase for everyone under like. Thirty-five.

[tifaninipanini]

My customised Kylo Ren doll (mixed with nendoroid parts and ymy doll). Clothes are hand sewn.

Here's our chibi Supreme Leader Kylo Ren 🥰💕

[prolibytherium]

Companies using """"""""AI"""""""" chatbots in place of customer service (usually with a veneer of pretending you are actually speaking to a real person, which might not be so immediately obvious to more tech illiterate people) pisses me off so bad because they are just SO fundamentally useless. The only information it can tell you is information more efficiently communicated with a FAQ page, and information that is Wrong because current chatbot technology is, in fact, not even slightly 'intelligent' and pretty damn bad at giving accurate answers to anything but the simplest questions.

Like there's no point to it besides hoping onto the flashy artificial 'intelligence' gimmick and paying for less customer service work hours, and so many companies will not only have this feature but make their actual customer service prohibitively difficult to find (and usually involving a labyrinth of automated phone menu systems that you have to navigate correctly in order to get to a person). Makes me want to kill.