I think I’m going to concede the point. I was honestly more putting my momentum theory the test.

Also just saw this and thought of you and that you’re right :P

https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/1lnnswv/surprise/

Yes but to be clear, I was joking.

Wow Cannon Fodder. I felt so bad for the guys that got wounded and just stayed there suffering.

They should control video games like they control guns.

Btw is $80 actually up from the oughts and 10s? I’ve had $80 as the price for the latest AAA game in my head forever and am continually surprised it hasn’t changed.

It’s by momentum. The greater the momentum the greater the responsibility.

Edit: To actually respond to your examples:

1. No. It is the responsibility of the high mv cars not to enter the sidewalk, or to be incredibly cautious if they must.

2. Yes. It is the responsibility of the high mv car to look far enough ahead to respond to low mv (or rather high delay v) obstacles ahead. If this sounds impractical, the design of highways and the illegality of a pedestrian entering one makes unavoidable incidents of car-hitting-pedestrian-on-highway low enough to be practical.

It’s not your fault the video you linked uses that sensationalist title (unless you are Mr./Ms. Fireship themselves) but yeah, it’s click baity. Soft bricking is something just breaking. The term brick was meant as a harsher version of that. This title aims to grab you with a concept that is far worse than software errors when it was software errors.

I have spent my time wisely typing this internet comment.

Haha that’s a great site. But I think the C example is actually reasonable behaviour.

What are this community’s thoughts on Cloudflare?

Do you mean 30 email accounts for $25 a year?

How does one verify that a gift card bought from Amazon is legit?