So much quieter than the other cars going down the track. Way less noise than any <100 HP piece of equipment I have around. Even a generator is louder.

In the associated article, they mention plenty of vehicles are vunerable, including Cadillac and Infiniti. Though they do focus on Chrysler's Uconnect.

http://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-highway/

GE is doing something similar in Japan: http://www.gereports.com/post/91250246340/lettuce-see-the-future-led-lighting-helps-farming
I suppose lettuce is chosen due to it's quick maturation time.

It doesn't seem related to the Hexo+... but it is very suspicious when they use the same song in the introduction videos.

Here's a news article: http://goo.gl/r7MFeR
I had to shorten the link, since the Sift messed it up.

This is really helpful for families with more than one car, to know before you park at the pump.

Every car I've had has this indicator. It' always an arrow attached to the pump icon, but it usually is not a light (Subarus, Chevy, Toyotas).

It's one of those things that seems "duh" after you've figured out what the icon means.

Nice ending note by the singer... that's over the top of the original (though they may have transposed it down for the cover).

A camera rig attached to a Porsche Cayenne...

He definitely changed from slicks (in the bobsled run) to all-terrain tires (on the ski jump.

The brass and woodwinds had it the hardest. Think of how much saliva you generate when eating spicy food.

Not that funny... and I hate American Standard toilets.

Before he said his letters I was thinking "New York Pizza".

Not quite. Coca-Cola Life has stevia and sugar for less calories.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola_Life
Apparently only in Argentina and Chile.

I always thought it would be awesome to lean on the wind. We don't get that here though...

I hate Imperial measurements.

At least he's giving the Hobbit it's deserved time. Ender's Game is just a big mess with the movie being as short as it is.