Science? Bah, enough of your borax Poindexter, we need action.

semi-frequent password changes are widely considered a great way to avoid getting hacked and having your information spilled all over the web.

It’s up to Amazon to integrate video with an App for Chromecast or Apple TV, repeating Amazon’s lie does not change the truth.

I’m still haunted from watching Challenger explode when I was 9. I know accidents will always be a possibility but a possible escape for crew is comforting to me (and obviously astronauts and support staff).

I live in SWFL and can attest that the native plant life faired pretty well and the invasive / imported stuff did not. We checked the house I used to live at which had a 30 foot live oak (native) and 30 foot mahagony (not). The live oak lost a few branchs and leaves and the mahogany is on the ground.

Have to admit, totally surprised one of the three companies that holds private details on nearly every individual in the United States protected by a person who holds only a degree in music got successfully hacked. Really shocked.

For my 600 person apartment, there are 2 chargers. For my 12,000 person company there are 15 chargers.

But they really are. I have a 25 mile commute each way, all highway. I would be the ideal candidate to have an electric car for commuting. Drive it to work, drive it home, plug it in. 80% of the time that’s all I drive for the day.

That second one isn’t a truck...

Pretty sure Kim Jong-un now has my Amazon wishlist. Awesome.

Link gave my phone AIDS.

My windshield wipers are dull so I moved to Syria.

Actually that’s me, The RS6's Gearbox was junk and the 2s wait for shifting really made it a lame duck.. When it finally went south I was looking at a potential repair bill rivaling the trade in value.

It is a reference to Space Balls.

Along with constant pressure of Unionizing its manufacturing workers......

They’ve made 3 cars and you tin foil hatters think they haven’t figured out they can’t treat hardware as software? Give me a break.

Laugh, but now he looks like a frigging genius.

Might as well. At least Al Franken grew up in Minnesota and graduated Cum Laude with a BA in government.

Senator Al Franken: Governor Perry, What makes you qualified for this position?

Longevity of backups depends primarily on condition and handling. I design a lot of disaster recovery systems and over the last few decades I've found that: