Better that than the alternative. My brother bought a used car once, and it worked for a while and then just stopped. Turns out the aftermarket alarm the previous owner installed lost its mind and prevented the ignition from working. I spent over an hour tracing all the bullshit that they had hacked into the car so I…

A mechanic replaced the battery in my car once and I guess he didn’t look at it while he was doing it because the posts touched the hood when it was closed. Surprisingly the car started and got me home, but when I tried to start it the next morning the battery was dead. It had also welded itself to the hood, making…

I like how the first cop got there, grabbed one guy and then just ignored the other guy as if he wasn’t even remotely a threat.

Pretty sure every person on both of those shows is a whore.

Leaks from various moving parts, smells like gas, paint is faded and cracked. I think my car is what I look like on the outside too.

Damnit.

Companies like getme won.

Austin’s city council is insane, but Uber brought it on themselves. They’ve built a business on dishonesty and their CEO is creepy as hell. I like the idea of the service, but I think someone else needs to be running it.

And you don’t even have to take it that far. You could stop on the bus ride home, then pick it up again when you walked though the door.

Not only that, it’s easy to take a break from it.

Stay safe out there.

Can I watch and giggle?

Usually I’m all for freedom, but in this particular case, the girl should not be allowed to drive a car anymore and should be cited for a dui.

I’m not sure it’s a red flag per-se, but if you are interviewing for a high up dev position and they are asking you simple coding questions, something is wrong.

I made it through phone screens, and a bunch of skype interviews for a senior software dev position. All went well, I liked the other engineers, and they seemed excited to bring me on. Then I had one more interview with the CTO over skype. He asked why I was unhappy with my current employer. I told him I wasn’t, I had…

I have yet to read a job description that was anything but buzzwords and BS, so that expectation is not reasonable, and you have to remember that you are being interviewed as much as the person being hired. People aren’t asking for a perfect description. They are asking the general feel and flow of the team they are…

This is cool, but I’ve got 2 under 2 so I’m going to have to wait unless someone figures out how to baby proof this thing.

It’s a ticket to a club, that happens to be on a yacht/party boat. They will likely pack as many people as they can on it. Unless you’re way into the drunken club scene and want to make sure you can’t leave until it ends, I’d avoid this one.

I think your last paragraph isn’t quite right. The push isn’t for women to go topless. It’s for women to have the right to go topless. It’s legal in lots of places, but it’s also very rare. Likely to avoid harassment, but I haven’t researched why women don’t go topless.

I think that most warning labels are there for the same reason.