And here I got all suspicious when my brother-in-law informed me he couldn’t hang out before the game today because he had to “go downtown and grease some poles.”

Insurance. Comprehensive.

Tires are cheaper than paint...

Well there is the US Constitution:

I’m not sure the town has the right to do that. The state of New Jersey maintains the road, so I imagine that if it’s a public road that the state built and paid for, the county or city can’t ban its use by the public.

The 14th Amendment to the US Constitution.

Nest E is showing $169 following the link you posted.

Nest E is showing $169 following the link you posted.

The figure isn’t that useful without knowing how does it compare to the rest of the industry (and also how strict QA is, how granular and where in the pipeline line it is done).

Right now, you pay for internet service, type in an address and go to it. Net Neutrality means the internet is a public utility that anyone can use how they see fit. You can set up your own website, and that site could become the next Amazon or Facebook or Twitter (for good or for ill).

How long are you going to last without internet?

There is literally one company that can save Net Neutrality today—Twitter. All Twitter has to do is lock Donald Trump’s account with a message that says, “Unlock your account by saving Net Neutrality” and the FCC will scrape all of their plans by morning.

Democratic control of the FCC was bound to end sooner or later. For the record, the political movement behind net neutrality has been strong for a few years. Remember when major websites like Wikipedia held blackouts to inform people about the issues? The problem is its back as an issue again. We’ve got a broken…

This is a good, measured post on a widely exaggerated threat. Thank you. Most EMP claims are total bunk.

Which f@$&ing direction is that plane going?

TSA pre-check is basically a tax you pay to the government to do less work.

And sooo much more vertical scrolling. The giant header category titles are not helpful.

And sooo much more vertical scrolling. The giant header category titles are not helpful.

It wasn’t an accident, it is an air combat maneuver called the “Dick Move”. It appeared in the 1st written rules for Air Combat the “Dicta Boelcke” .

Sorry, “... no training value”? C’mon.. that’s precision flying getting both balls the same size and to scale with the shaft.

+1

Yea, but did he “call the ball?”