"The idea was that when an officer had an interaction with a civilian, they would switch the camera on."

You think the people living in there need to worry about "commuting"? Heliport, my friend.

In theory, American libertarians should approve of this. Why have annoying nanny government building codes get in the way of what you want to do as a freedom-loving American.

I'd rather mountain bike than do this. No wonder every person into guns is fat.

"Beer costs $18.99. With cup it's $24.99."

Yea, I saw that too. Up above it's lit up; live it was not.

That sounds eerily similar to what Wozniak said about Jobs.

Looks like the vizsla is off the chart!

Pretty sure the fact that it's in Livermore, where the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is located, is what's keeping this bulb artificially alive. I bet it's Nova laser-powered.

Is that walking blocking thing a CGI placeholder?

I'm wondering if that's just a CGI placeholder.

Seriously? Oh god.

Why not?

That's easy to address. Send communications ahead of time, so they're delivered by the time they're needed. For example, send the message, "We just hit an asteroid!" about 10 hours before you actually hit the asteroid.

I wonder if the Flat Earth Society would have an office here.

Define 'ordinary people'.

It's the pigs' word against civilians'. We'll never win. They get their fat pensions while treating people like assholes, all to satiate their bruised egos from not having enough daddy attention growing up. (This isn't me saying this, it's all psychologists who have defined the type of personality that goes into law…

The gist of this article subtly implies that we should all be sick of the wheel, that cars should look for the next big thing when it comes to rolling smoothly.

So easy to come up with "innovative" UIs and "groundbreaking" technology using Flash mockups and Photoshopped UI elements.

I heard Warren Buffett has a contest in which you can win $1 billion dollars for finding these three grains of sand after they've been dumped onto a beach. You have 24 hours.