Sorta OT but WHAT is going on with the tails of those planes in the picture? Am I insane or do they appear to only have a left horizontal tail fin?

Then seize the property upon conviction, or if you must hold it after arrest hold it in escrow, or better yet in an evidence locker. Don't just put it into the budget of the department who seized it. It creates a massive conflict of interest (justice vs. profit) and presents a more or less ideal opportunity for…

It absolutely blows my mind when I hear cops complaining that the local citizenry doesn't like them or trust them or cooperate with them or whatever. Is it really a mystery to you?

"With the Meta Watch they didn't set out to design a smart watch that does everything from the get-go. Instead, they created an open platform and made it available to developers first to let them come up with new and unique ways a smart watch could benefit consumers."

I suppose mine was a poorly worded comment to start with. I was trying to express disbelief that, with all the crazy and restrictive laws on the books, this guy can get his license suspended 23 damned times and he still gets it back.

I did, what part did I miss? I agree I could have assumed from the push for new legislation as this guy's actions come to light that there isn't such a limit on suspensions, but existing laws have never really stopped government from making new ones to do the same thing.

Don't they suspend your license and impound your car at some point? Like, some point before 5?

It didn't look very terrifying. Bumpy, sure, and a bit hairy in a few places, but in general there were no cliffs to fall off of nor anything particularly dangerous on the track. Previously posted biking videos have been much more terrifying.

+5 points for the HD resolution.

I.... what? No. "We've already drawn a line from every integer." No you haven't, that's what "infinite" means.

I'm not sure I believe it's real, solely because the camera is incredibly steady as he walks towards the wreck. And who stands on the side of the road filming passing traffic in HD?

Any chance you could post it up for the hive-mind?

That would be handy, but it's not $300 worth of handy.

I don't want to listen to my feet for an hour or more, several times a week. Gets a bit dull.

Cars: good.

Induction cooktops are frequently 220V, especially for the half decent ones. 220 not being a common requirement for most kitchen appliances, the cooktop generally does have its own circuit.

So it'll crush the life from your bread while cutting it into... 3 pieces? Awesome.

The average historical Amazon price for that griddler is $86.

Eeee... keep that hair tied back around the drill press.

As I understand it only in the US do we treat our children as idiots who can't be trusted not to fall over and hurt themselves at any time.