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As the Milky Way comes up over the horizon look slightly to the right of it as the tail of the comet comes into view. It slowly comes to a point. It doesn't appear to move.

I have been using a Casio Oceanus. Elegant and simple. Has a chronograph with subsecond hand and alarm. Also, it's not digital so it looks nice.

There are a lot of negative comments and jokes here, but your thoughtful response really stands out to me. I agree with a lot if it and even though it won't appeal to everybody, it will create it's own niche in the market and always top headlines.

What you did that, I'm pretty sure I see it, dude.

And from there, LifeHacker.

Little Timmy will be all the rage at school because he gets picked up in Shamu.

To create jobs you need to build a product that sells. And I don't see that happening here.

One of my favorite Lagunitas beers, next to their limited run of RED.

Yes it is! I've done it multiple times and it is a lot less trouble trying to squeeze in downstairs.

Bravo.

If you look closely you can seek the skid marks start right before the stop line in the intersection.

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Pretty sure I drew a lambo, dude.

I want a hippopotamus for christmas.. too bad that's not an option. This is awesome anyway!

I am wanting to upgrade my desktop after years of use. It's old and I don't have much money to buy a laptop replacement or complete new system. Looking for a good cheap CPU and mobo. Currently have a AMD athlon 64 X2 6400+. I want to go to Intel, what is a better equivalent?

I've got about 2k in DLSR gear and am wondering if the savings outweigh functionality by switching to a micro 4/3 system or even the Sony mirrorless. I shoot for art and natural light portrait work every now and then.

#cotd coudn't stop laughing

They usually record for a set amount of hours and automatically record over old footage as to be able to continually capture driving.

The darkest part of the checkerboard's levels measures the same by the camera as the lightest part. The lighting is used to control the levels of gray to make sure the camera sees each square the same. It's real life but we still see it in 2d on video anyway. Cool illusion.