Only problem is their competitors put out significantly more light with higher build qualities now at similar or lower prices. I used to be a die hard maglite fan, but they have not kept up with modern LED technology at all. Their LED torches suck compared to the competition.

As a scoutmaster and seeing kids buy mags…

Only problem is their competitors put out significantly more light with higher build qualities now at similar or…

Maybe spray-on is bad but if there’s no one to slather it on your back, then it is MUCH better than going without. I’ll stick to what I can use practically.

Maybe spray-on is bad but if there’s no one to slather it on your back, then it is MUCH better than going without.…

It is still a security best practice if you're hardening your environment to disable the IPv6 stack if you do not need it. But hopefully the people in charge of that know what they're doing enough to understand the impact :).

It's more about clearing up inconsistencies and pointing out missing sections than it is legal advice—it doesn't tell you what to include, how to write it, or what you should ask for. I'd say it's a stepping stone to fleshing out a better contract

I have often thought about this when lifehacker posts such articles. When it catches on and perhaps becomes commonplace, will such 'hack' still work?

"Why the fuck are you giving me a pen" is going to be the private thought of many flight attendants in the near future.

Not that there's any real reason, but I wonder if this 3D embeddable model will work in the comments:

Exactly.

A lighter and some hornet spray works well and adds a little spark to your July 4th festivities.

An Epson MX-80 dot matrix printer.. Used only by true professionals.

A good pair of trauma shears are a fantastic addition to any toolbox. They are great at getting through cardboard, leather, tough fabrics (like nylon), and even through small-gauge wires.