Sergey makes Turkish President ride bitch in self driving car [PHOTO]

scriptedlife · 1 day

SOLVED - and thank you for the Claude Tousignant link, I just dug through everything I could find about him online! I am sending his name to my friend who creates art on computers, namely this: http://orbitron.peterkappus.com/

kategardiner · 10 days

Pretty much every day, I think to myself: "Man, I can't wait til all of New York City is just like Battery Park City"

bringbacknameneko · 10 days

It's gotta be after the manhattan bridge overpass. so probably around here

kategardiner · 10 days

10-15 more years and I bet all of Manhattan will be purple. What a sad day that will be. So many douchebags.

SrDigbyChickenCaesar · 12 days

yeahhhhh went back to zabb elee last week, probably gonna get it again tomorrow

Wayw4rd · 17 days

The article mentions all the rats in the East River...

...then goes on to pitch a plan for Canals leading from the East River, further into Manhattan.

You say Canals, I say Rat Boulevards

kategardiner · 24 days

Spoiler Alert: The finished map will look like this

andrewtock · 1 month

This list seems more like "scene" places than actually good (and reasonably priced) barbers.

Tommy Guns, for example, is a ridiculously overpriced chain men's salon that will charge: $75 for a haircut

CivilDiscussions · 1 month

Here are some more high quality photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/edeljanin/sets/72157629432400616/with/6923175596/

clayclayclay · 1 month

For almost all mopeds, all you need is to spend a few bucks registering it as a CLASS C MOPED http://www.dmv.ny.gov/recreation.htm#mopeds

It doesn't require you get anything more than a Drivers License, and you don't need insurance at all.

All you need to do is go to the DMV with pictures of the VIN, your license, any sort of Bill of Sale or Title or proof of ownership, and tell them you want to register as Class C

btighe428 · 2 months

This is really interesting, I was curious what the two different types of traffic, (at two different price points) would net the city, here's what I found:

BIKE TRAFFIC: at $0.5 per bike (src here)

Brooklyn Bridge: 2,322 daily riders = $1,161/day
Manhattan Bridge: 3,617 daily riders = $1,808.50/day
Williamsburg Bridge: 4,515 daily riders = $2,257.50/day
Total: 10,454 daily riders or $5,227/day

CAR TRAFFIC: at $5/car (src here)

Brooklyn Bridge: 125,021 daily = $625,105
Manhattan Bridge : 71,936 daily = $359,680
Williamsburg Bridge: 108,194 daily = $540,970
TOTAL: 305,151 daily drivers at $1,525,755/day

To me, after seeing the numbers, it feels like the cyclist thing is just a way of making angry drivers feel better about being gauged, because I doubt that the $5000/day intake for cyclists can really justify putting in a toll system on 3 bridges.

scriptedlife · 2 months

Also you can listen to about half the show on a This American Life Podcast here: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/454/mr-daisey-and-the-apple-factory

fluffyseal · 2 months

Everyone laughed at me when I recommended Go Kart track, but it's so much better than a dark gloomy park.

Ocarwolf · 3 months

You are a golden god!

He could be one of the guys walking towards or away from the car, they take pictures only every few seconds.

Ocarwolf · 3 months

The area you described has very few quiet two-way streets, it looks like the signs indicate that this is one, right?

Are you sure it couldnt be W.Village or UES?

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