Unfortunately that would also skew the results quite a bit. We’d end up only having actual data on the types of people who volunteer for the long form.

I say this as someone who would gladly do the long form every time (only gotten that lucky once so far but it was a lovely experience).

Love how she doesn’t realize the sudden cheers aren’t for AI and instead are cheers for the “pre-AI bubble” era.

I generally agree but it really depends what work the vehicle is used for. In my line of work, regulations require us to have a fully separated cab from where the gear and load are kept so we’re basically forced to use pickups.

That being said, only on-call team leads bring the trucks home and we’re not allowed to use the trucks for personal use so they’re basically only at our shop/base or at a worksite.

Sure but even in that context, where I live an Xbox controller costs between ~$80 to just over a hundred depending on the design. The Elite controller is ~$200 (or currently on sale for $150).

So with that context, the $150 price point of the Steam Controller is really not that high, especially when you consider the hall effect joysticks, trackpads, gyro, and Valve’s really strong track record of supporting their hardware post-launch.

Note: all prices are in Canadian dollars