I think this is by far the biggest obstacle. The technology will be ready far more quickly than most people think, but the logistics of things like this....

I agree with your "it just ain't there yet" mantra... but the speed that technology has moved in the past 15 years is really much more astounding than most of us really realize at first blush. I think it's safe to say that a self-driving car will be available to a consumer in my lifetime (barring zombie apocalypse /…

Many, maybe most, mental illnesses show up early, especially during puberty, but there's nothing to prevent someone from losing their mind for any reason at any time. Chemical imbalances can develop, or just unexplained psychosis, at any stage of life.

Or, the most obvious choice, she developed the mental illness afterwards, and a "screening," if such a thing were even reliable, would have shown nothing. Mental illness develops in all phases of life, you're not always just born "crazy."

Well, look, as I kind of hinted about in my previous reply, the view of your generation / age group is kind of a victim of the Internet : you guys have WAY more of a voice, and way more coverage, than any before you, and the shit that bubbles to the top is the shit that grabs headlines and confirms the negative…

Well, this is a state issue, so it doesn't affect "Americans," it affects "Texans."

It's kind of a funny irony to say that "a government that governs least governs best" in an article about a government way overstepping its bounds due to, basically, corruption.

Hell, let's use numbers.

Wow, it's completely surprising that you'd blindly defend your entire age group based on yourself.

Teens have always fucking been poor, it's such a stupid argument. The only teens that used to have "new" cars were spoiled brats, the rest of us drove unsafe shitboxes that we scraped together the money for, and drove on days when we could afford the gas. It's an idiotic argument ot say that teens are any less poor…

Luckily, hatable people often make fine films, especially a documentary where his "voice" shouldn't really be present (hoping above hope that he hires someone to do V.O).

That moon question is the stupidest question in Funbag history, right?

But one has to be exhausted to fall asleep in a train station. The part where you sleepwalk, that's a disorder. THe part where you fall asleep in the first place, in a public place.... that's just exhaustion (barring narcolepsy or something). And having ridden the T a LOT in my college days... pretty damned…

I imagine you'd have a lot of trouble retrofitting those to older subway systems like Boston or NY, where the train doors don't line up exactly in the same spot every time.

Guy kinda looks like he's still getting used to his Edgar suit.

I do all of those things as well, but app data occasionally has no cloud component and is nice to have backed up (though this is becoming less and less true).

The most important root function of TiBU to me, however, is the ability to freeze system apps that are bundled with AT&T. I fully admit this is a fringe /…

Strange, I hate grouted tile in a bathroom. So easy for it to get scummy / moldy, so hard to get it clean.

Hahaha! Must take a lot of practice to not get sprayback everywhere!!

"There is no credible evidence that lining the seat with toilet paper stops germs."

My only wish would be for some sort of Tasker integration / plugin.