Some car insurance companies have an “agreed value” coverage. I’ve totaled 2 cars and the agreed value that was set was more than the amount I paid for the car and there was no hassle on how much the insurance company would pay out. It’s a good option for classic cars, project cars or anything that would have a tough…

Rockstar really missed an opportunity by not naming the second game 2Red2Dead

I’m not going to disagree with anything on this list, but in my experience pretty much any classic Mercedes in pristine condition firmly suggests that you’re loaded with old money. Something like a W126 or R107, not too expensive and much cheaper to maintain than many of the cars on the list.

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I will be very grateful if you never send this to my mom. She freaks out any time I crawl under a car. Even if it’s not jacked up

So is it going to get really expensive to insure a mustang going forward?

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Got a link?

I don’t know man, I mean I know he did the original, but Michael Bay would probably just ruin a new Bad Boys

Great, I can get a phone that stays in my car for $50 when it goes on clearance in 6 months

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Because thanks Obama

This is bugging me for absolutely no reason, but what’s with the faint Turtle Wax line at the bottom of the page?

I use a thinkpad with 2 external monitors. Why? Because working in Photoshop with a 14" display and a mousenub surprisingly isn’t all that great.

I use a thinkpad with 2 external monitors. Why? Because working in Photoshop with a 14" display and a mousenub…

Yup, device dependent. http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z5/development/root-automatic-repack-stock-kernel-dm-t3301605

That’s a good point. OP is willing to build a DIY Mumble box using a Raspberry Pi so I figured a little tinkering wouldn’t be out of bounds.

There are apps (like BootUnlocker for Nexus Devices) that let you lock and unlock your bootloader on demand. I’m sure this is device dependent though

Makes sense. If you have smartphones and are allowed to connect to the WiFi networks then a PTT app might be a solution.

Just curious, but wouldn’t regular off the shelf walkie talkies be better suited in this situation? Or maybe a cross-platform push-to-talk smartphone app?

I have a very difficult time buying regular ice cream as most normal store brands have been doing this. Although a proper amount of air is important in good ice cream, they are taking it way too far.

The most important question though, will I be able to transfer my copy of PT to the Pro?