I’m not sure if it’s true today, but for decades Volvo had the largest crash test/research facility in the world. They’ve pioneered so many standards used today. In the 1970's the US, Ford, and GM purchased Volvos to study. The US used 24 Volvos to develop the crash test standards in the 1970's. Meanwhile Volvo…

That’s why after college I bought my first new car: 2012 Subaru WRX. The Subaru dealer around here has pictures all over the wall of cars they’ve sold that have been in accidents. Customers send them in to tell them they survived and are coming back to buy another.

You’re right, you probably can open the doors. Something I noticed going to the junk yard is how well Volvo’s have been made throughout the years. Go up to a cheaper car brand and try to open the door of one that has been in a minor crash. Go up to a new or old Volvo and most of the time the door will open and…

A lot of work vehicles/trucks were like this. So you can take the key out to unlock rear doors and storage things while keeping the motor running. Unless you’re saying the vehicle started itself spontaneously?

I have a hard time finding generic/cheaper salad dressing that taste like the name brand. Ranch in particular.

Kirkland is namebrand. http://lifehacker.com/stop-wasting-m…
Almost all of their Kirkland brand is manufactured by name brand companies. Laundry detergent (Tide I think), dishwasher detergent (Cascade), dog food (Blue Buffalo) and the list goes on

I reread that a few times. It didn’t make sense to me either. I think your correction is correct.

Glad it’s April 1st, because that’s just gross.

Running analog speaker wire next to power is not a good idea. The power wire is most likely unshielded since it's supposed to be in that metal stand alone. Expect poor audio quality.

Here is what I did.

You could also just loop a bread wrap/similar flexible ring through the hole in the prong and put it on the cable.

"Ubuntu's Unity interface puts a dock on the right-hand side of the screen" *should be left-hand side.

It syncs with Google Reader, but will it keep the RSS feeds after the service shuts down? Or is it reliant on Google Reader? - NM I reread the article. They're going to add that at a later time. Thanks for the tip LH!

Another vote for BTT (BetterTouchTool)