…Could also be called the Office Space Intro Phenomenon.
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Commute
Steve Mahan, who has lost over 95% of his vision, recently got behind the wheel of Google’s self-driving car, using it to run errands and pick up tacos.
Google admitted that the car followed a pre-planned route, and was unwilling to outline the car’s current abilities and limitations – however, the test is quite impressive and shows the potential of the technology. Project leader Sebastian Thrun says that computer-controlled cars would be able to drive in close formation to increase the traffic capacity of existing roads, saving Americans an estimated 4 billion hours of wasted time and 2.4 billion gallons of gas.
Check out the demonstration after the break.
This driver decided to completely disregard a bicyclist and is now short one rear-view mirror. Hit the jump to watch the scene unfold.
If Ash Williams had to ride a bike to S-Mart in a crowded urban area, this is what he would choose.
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Here’s one benefit of commuting in New York City—you just might wind up in the midst of an bad ass impromptu Ukulele jam from musician Jessica Latshaw.
Check it out after the break.
Nick Khoo’s charming little animated video is “dedicated to all those jerks who cut me off on the road. You know who you are…”
Check out the video after the break.
Naturally, the luggage Delta Airlines fitted with six outward-facing cameras made its journey from Atlanta to New York City without a hitch. Had this been a video created by an actual passenger, I’m sure there would be some footage of the bag being nibbled on by a goat in some Godforsaken far away country.
Check out the video after the break.
At least this road sign had the decency to use proper grammar.
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