The perfect commuter vehicle for the last Friday of every month in ‘Frisco (and yes, I did that on purpose):

OH GOD NO WHY ARE THEY SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT SCALES THIS IS TRIGGERING MY OCD

Oh wow... Looking at the photos of your one-plane display unit, I just realized my dad had some in his boxes of electronics junk when I was a kid! I never knew what they were... Now I MUST find them!

Five ships, including an amphibious assault ship, a trio of combat ships and a replenishment ship sounds scary! And it is scary, if you put no thought into it whatsoever and just generally assume that five ships would be enough to take over the vast wilds of Alaska.

Na, it’ll be the next gen vette that’s mid engine

Seeing the pattern, now?

And you don’t need a mattress because you’re just floating there.

Came here to say, “dude, at LEAST proof read your own headlines...”

I don’t know; you could argue that having 20 out of the 100 people you know best killed is more awful than having 10 of them die, regardless of how many people in your country are lost overall.

Yes. That is why it’s funny. It was worded confusingly. Thank you for stabbing the joke in the face.

The two men found the train with the help of a map drawn by one of a man who helped to hide the train in 1945, NBC reports, when he was on his deathbed.

They weren’t worried as much about sabotage as they were the swarms of P-47’s that ran out of Luftwaffe planes to shoot at on the way into Germany, and made a hobby of hunting trains on the way out...

In the 20th century, you were far more likely to be murdered by your own government than by enemy soldiers or other civilians combined. I’ll take my chances with the American populace being armed.

Interesting as always, Tyler!

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn’t it against the law for foreign nationals to own real estate in Mexico?

Needs one of these:

Dreamonium

I really, really want to build a prerunner-style SSR. They’re on the same running gear as the Trailblazer, so it wouldn’t be a moonshot. But for inexplicable reasons, they are still priced far too high for me to fulfill my dream.

In ten years, this won’t even be a job any more - it will be 100% automated, and good riddance.

Dating back to the cold war, Russia has always put great emphasis on negating US force multipliers. But while we’ve retired the specialized hardware we built to counter that threat, they’ve retained and continued to slowly develop those capabilities.