While I understand that you don't actually need a strap, and that as long as you regularly touch the case to ground yourself you're probably fine, my doubts linger. Every time my PC doesn't quite work like it's supposed to, a tiny part of me wonders if it's because of that one time I jiggled the video card without…

This is the exact strap I have.

Rigidity doesn't exactly mean survivable. Old race cars at one point were being made stiffer and stiffer, and yet the drivers kept dieing more and more. The thinking was that a stiffer car would be more livable, but this actually made things worse in many ways. Because the cars didn't crumple and fall apart, all…

For a moment, but the heart is more than capable of being torn from the aorta in the event of a powerful sudden impact.

I fully agree this is in extremely poor taste given the situation. That being said, I'll be damned if I didn't laugh a good bit.

With such small crumple zones, I want to know exactly what levels of G-forces passengers in the Smart would experience, as well as those in the Mercedes to compare them. Smart says they're within "biomechanical limits", but this is at a relatively low speed impact. What happens during a crash (doesn't have to be…

They need to implement a review system that looks for collections of key phrases found in these automated posts and automatically deletes them, or puts them up for review first.

You would need turbos or something to back that up.

It's disappointing because V6 noise > 4 cyl noise.

Vise grips are my favorite tool in general.

It's like a mix of a Fiat 500 and Mini, with some Kia Soul thrown in. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and that's what makes the world go 'round. But I find this redesign surprisingly much better looking than the prissy look of the outgoing model.

My god, it's actually not horrible looking!

I'm pretty sure if I was in a highly populated area at the age of 80 years old and flyers were dropped and phone calls made in my area saying that my building was going to be blown up I'd hear about it. And how many invalids or elderly do you think is going to be staying in a Palestinian military installation? But…

They don't. Israel's primary goal here is to take out installations used for military purposes, and not always for directly killing people.

Read the whole article before you say something stupid. They already do that ahead of the attack with both air dropped flyers and later phone calls/texts.

Nothing about this is blind bombardment. If you had actually read the whole article you'd have known that the Israeli intelligence collects a lot of information on a target before doing anything. They try to make sure these are military targets. They also drop flyers and later make phone calls to residents living…

I'm DEFINITELY not an expert on photography but there seems to be a lot of vignetting in the image. I believe this is underexposed with contrast (I think) boosted. Here's an example of under, normal, and over exposure:

This is like a contrast + exposure setting.