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Sadly, the mini black holes fired by your railgun would go through your targets like they weren’t even there. They’re too small, unless they’re small asteroid massed or bigger.

That would be a really heavy gun to tote around.

You’re just not going to get much damage from a proton massed singularity that could probably

You have to admire their preparation. And their reinvention of the plug in hybrid.

I’d take the Focus RS400 over any BMW 3 or 4 series other than an M3/M4. An M2 wouldn’t even be on my radar in this supposed cross shopping.

That’s a pretty good list. Something for almost everyone.

It can be used as jet fuel or diesel generators.

Now you need to rent a Kia Forte to compare them :)

Anyone who isn’t a car person and asks me for advice gets the same recommendation these days: Kia or Hyundai, and I like the Kia styling better.

I turned updates off. And I never use mail programs or any part of Microsoft Office on my computer, so I don’t have anything that automatically runs executables without me knowing it. With anti-virus software and up to date non-MS browsers, my Win 2007 and Vista machines have never gotten infected. And they’re nearly

It’s nice to have the lead guy on the show be someone who knows what a wrench looks like, and doesn’t say “Ew” when he gets grease on his hands.

Also, one who could take a ride with Sabine Schmitz and not puke.

The trivial acceptance of restarts with updates in Windows is my biggest pet peeve.

I have a lot of windows open when finish for the day and put my computer in standby. I hate having to re-open those windows and re-login to everything because Microsoft wants to update your OS.

I know it’s sloppy, but I have uptime for

When people compare the politics of tiny countries with the US, I have to laugh. By our standards, they aren’t countries, they’re states. Tiny little things. And they all suck at heterogeneity. They hadn’t been tested on heterogeneity until recently, and they’re failing miserably.

I’d have loved to see how the EU would

Whether they’re working for the Russians or just doing stuff because they can, the fact that this is targeting one party, and ESPECIALLY favoring Donald Trump’s campaign, gives me no respect for these “transparency in government” activists.

Rather than attacking the person and party that could end what little Democracy

Sounds like I should agree with you, but since you’re implying that traffic has cleared out on the right lane because others properly merged, that person should not be passing traffic in the right lane at all. So 15 mph is a lot faster than I’d be happy with.

Except for motorcycles. If you merge early on a motorcycle,

It’s sad to hear about Kia dealers. My sister in law keeps buying fully optioned Kia Optimas every few years and they are amazing values. When she has to take a client to lunch, they always say “This is a Kia? It’s so nice inside.

I used to love fish sticks as a kid. Now that you’ve reminded me of them, I think I’ll buy some on my next shopping trip.

I can’t really see an alternative to this. Other than creating signs that say “Merging beyond this point will result in a fine and points”. And something along the lines of “If you refuse to let a car merge in front of you you get a ticket too.”

Most of the time it works pretty well. But I do notice that Mercedes and

As I said, coal has a lot of economic momentum, and their decisions on those plants were made a decade or more ago. The more people a country has that has used coal for power generation, the greater the economic momentum.

You forgot to mention that plants converted from coal to natural gas also have MUCH lower

Yesterday, I was posting memes on social media with Donald Trump quotes over stills of Zap Brannigan.

Today I’m posting this on social media, which makes it so much better.

If they ever defibrillate Futurama, it has to be revealed that Zapp Brannigan is a distant, direct descendent of Donald Trump.

I hope tomorrow I can

Coal fired plants are temporary. Even in the US, where the legislature isn’t controlled by Republicans (and even in some of those places as well) coal fired plants are being replaced by natural gas plants, which are still fossil fuel but vastly cleaner.

It isn’t Mexico that is the problem. It’s NAFTA. From which, up until recently, they themselves had benefited.

A lot more modern, though.