I’m 33. No naps in Kindergarten for me but, mine was half day. My brother, who is 28, was in our districts first year of full day Kindergarten.

How many multplayer Bethesda games are there? This and ESO? (Unless that one was Zenimax.) There aren't any more games to ban them from. 

Really? Wow, I’m 33 and got chickenpox (and gave it to my younger brother) just a few months before my parents would have had to pay to vaccinate both of us to get us in school the next year. I hope to avoid shingles like I hope to avoid the plague.

At my apartment complex, they have signs near the mailboxes reminding us to check our mail so that we can still get mail. Also, you’d probably have to pay more than $100/year for that bulk mail blocking service, that’s the bread-and-butter of the USPS right now. I don’t know how they’d survive without bulk mail.

FedEx Delivery Manager and MyUPS. I’ve had both for years (ever since I was moving all my crap to college near the start of the century).

When you put in your change of address at the Post Office it will (likely) trigger a change in the app as well. That’s how UPS’s system works and I’d hope that the USPS is at least that secure.

I’ve used it that way once already. Last Summer, a piece of mail I didn’t expect from a company I used to work with showed up in the app but wasn’t in my box. I asked my mail carrier about it and he followed it up and discovered where it fell out of a sorting bin in the local post office. Turns out it was a check for…

The USPS sent out postcards to everyone with an address in each Zip Code as the service rolled out. How does one miss knowing about this? Also, it was a way of providing a value-added service. They already scan all mail of a certain size, (that’s how their machines auto-sort it) so they already have pictures of it…

UPS and Fed-Ex also have similar services (and have had them longer) and IIRC, Fed-Ex only had the “mail it to me” option. While annoying, it was rather secure.

I’m 33 and I only learned about Kent State after high school. My high school history classes never got past World War 2. 

I had a 5 mm stone removed about a month ago by cystoscope, an 8 mm one removed in March 2017 via the same method, and was in the hospital two days ago to have a 4 mm one broken up by lithotripsy. At this point, I know an unfortunate amount about kidney stones. The fact that she’s competing with a stone is amazing.

They still only pressurize to 10,000 feet. Either you’re huge, or you have a large tolerance for alcohol.

I take prescription migraine medication. It happens to do a good job handling hangovers as well. 

I take prescription migraine medication. It happens to do a good job handling hangovers as well. 

I think I understand where you’re coming from now. Alcohol has significant deleterious effects on you physically and you believe that it has those effects on everyone. That’s not the case. For example, I don’t have any issues unless I drink a lot. By a lot, I mean 6+ drinks in one night. I don’t do that anymore since…

Fortunately, her needs aren’t that high (she’s doing fine with a 16 GB 5X). We might be able to get her into the lowest tier Pixel 3 and have it last 3 years without issue.

I’ve done contract work for small businesses that wanted keyloggers on their employee computers. It makes me feel, for lack of a better term, icky to do so. While I always make sure that the owner knows that doing so is a good way to lose respect from their employees, I also end up doing it in the end as long as they…

My mother, on the other hand, is looking to finally replace her 5X this year when Google stops updating it (the last monthly security update is currently scheduled for November 2018 on the 5X and 6P) so this article will come in handy for figuring out what to recommend.

You are wrong. It has phones supporting all different bands. The name is a throwback similar to XDA Developers not just being a website for a single HTC device from almost 15 years ago anymore.

When people asked me that question, I said, “<Artist Name> covered by me.” I’ve always loved finding the holes in those kinds of things.