Again, another driver’s wrongs doesn’t make yours right. Get that through your head or turn in your license.

If you’re not overtaking, move out of the left lane. Don’t be a traffic vigilante by deliberately sticking in the left lane going the limit according to your speedometer.

Oh look, another loudmouth midget supremacist. Let’s put all you shorties in the cargo hold instead, you don’t need much space anyway.

Forced labor? Are you certain the inmates are being forced? What evidence do you have these inmates did not choose to perform that job from available options during their incarceration?

Are you seriously comparing slave labor conducted by millions imprisoned solely because of from whom they were born, religious beliefs, sexual orientation,... and were underfed and poorly housed with people imprisoned for being found guilty of crimes who do get paid (granted, very little) for the work they do?

In Belgium (the country) it’s officially only allowed during traffic jams with near-stationary traffic and at a maximum speed of 50 kph. In reality, there’s no need for motorcyclists here to lanesplit in any other conditions than congested highway traffic.

In this day and age, aren’t you better off doing a one-time investment in a good universal remote that can receive software updates to support new devices?

In this day and age, aren’t you better off doing a one-time investment in a good universal remote that can receive…

To simply type single of double quotes instead of accented vowels (è, é,ë,ü,ö,í,...), you hit the key followed by the spacebar. Then you’ll get ‘ or “ accordingly.

Why not set your US Qwerty keyboard layout to US International? (in Windows, MacOS and Linux). Then just hit the single quote key ‘ followed by the E key to get é. For è just hit the tilde/backtick key followed by E. The international layout retains the benefits of Qwerty US while making it easier to type words in…

On the fan fortress: point an oscillating fan towards your bed. You’ll have to learn to sleep with the fan noise, but you'll feel a lot more comfortable.

Looks like that Townley guy's racing career is over: first to attack, first to try to pull his opponent to the floor, only one to actually throw punches.

I’ve got strong feeling we're only getting one side of the story here.

I’ve said it before (usually to obnoxious weaboos who refuse to admit it and SJW’s who are unfamiliar with the material) and I’ll say it again: Motoko Kusanagi is a full-body prosthetic using cyborg. She could walk around in a prosthetic body made to look like an NBA star or a Scandinavian child and it wouldn’t matter…

Having worked at an airport (Brussels, yeah, that one) for 2 years, passing through these checks every workday: buy a belt with plastic buckle specially for traveling. Keeps your pants up and the metal detector quiet. Stuff your wallet and other metallic objects in your bag before reaching the checkpoint.

Open the apps in your multitasking menu post-reboot. You’ll find most if not all of them just open in the initial screen rather than where you left them pre-reboot.

Colleague’s iPhone battery was draining a whole percent per minute yesterday, faster than it could charge with my official charger he borrowed. Only solution was to give the phone a hard reboot (pressing power and home button simultaneously until it reboots). Doing a hard reboot can be considered killing *every*…

You can *try* to mitigate that using a colorimeter, but results may vary. Especially if the displays work with different techniques (eg an IPS monitor next to a TFT monitor: good luck getting the colors to match). Easiest solution is to bite the bullet and save up for three identical monitors.

After trying both the latest AVG and Avast, I just gave up on “free” antivirus solutions (too much crapware and too many obnoxious “buy buy buy” prompts) and bought a Kaspersky license (for 5 machines) on the cheap from G2A after consulting some comparisons of commercial solutions.

It’s people not realizing how to hold the phone and programmers and engineers not bothering to work around human stupidity.

Considering the outrageous amount of money involved in major events (the Tour De France actually passed right by my workplace last year, the promo caravan prior to the event was an insane parade), I think cordoning off an area and employing a dozen inspectors is the least of the UCI’s budgettary problems. It’s just an…