Ten years later: How to avoid dying in a driverless car crash

• Update your software frequently. Don't use cheap firewalls, choose the more reliable ones.

• Don't use laptop or cell phone in the car, their electromagnetic frequencies may interfere with the car driving system. For extra safety, turn off the radio.

• Don't drive after rain or in fog. Water may get into circuits, causing hardware failure in a dangerous situation.

• Don't drive in the rain. A lightning close to you car may disrupt your GPS system or car driving system.

• Don't drive in the first snowy day. The optical recognition system may not be fully adjusted yet.

• When crossing a time-zone boundary, be ready to manually override the car navigation in case of a software bug.

• Avoid the roads with human drivers, cyclicts, pedestrians, or where animals appear. The software does not always recognize them perfectly.

What? Teleportation FTW!

Twenty years later: How to avoid dying during teleportation: Turn off your electronic implants, because their signals may interfere with the scanning device. Don't teleport in a rainy day; a lightning in a wrong time may disrupt the data transfer. Etc.