Site's been Lifehackered.

@Method320: Throw your computer bag over your shoulder like you are a guest, go to the front desk and ask them for an access code. Never been refused or asked to show a key. Any Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn or any other limited-service hotel. Higher priced places will charge.

Hotels are great. I often use the WiFi at the local community college; just pull into the parking lot and grab a signal. The local TCBY franchise used to have free WiFi, but they got rid of it.

@jetRink: Like I said, IF you are running high pressure tires, it's useless. 30-35 psi into a road tire and you will be riding on your rims. Probably doable on a mountain bike or hybrid or cruiser. But as someone else mentioned, you're better off with a micro-pump.

@lpranal: And, if you are running high pressure road bike tires, or any tire with more pressure than the car (30-35 psi), then it would be useless. I ride my road bike around 110-120 psi and many go up around 140 psi.

Never, never, never. I can't believe that so many people trust an amoral, 26-year old weasel with their personal info.

We're geeks. A laptop may well be the only warm thing we have on our laps all month.

@Beavertank: I was what the locals called a "Missile Kid". We were in Langdon, a town of maybe 1800 and the "missile families" pretty much doubled the size of the town.

@Loki: Well, to do the damage you would have had to get within say, 100 yards. Trust me, that wasn't gonna happen. Now, a bad enough hailstorm......

@hmmcolor: Very cool. Thanks!

@OreoExplosion: Yeah, the radars were aimed north, since that was the Great Circle route from the USSR.

This was our version of this beast, MSR at the Safeguard installation in North Dakota.

@ITCC: In our version of this building, which looked very similar, the "radiators" were actually radar arrays. Small, independently moving radar "dishes" that constantly scanned out to the horizon.

Just means that smartphone users travel a lot. Which makes sense.

@TheStephinator: Just don't log into anything. If you must log in, use HTTPS or VPN. You can still browse, just don't risk giving up log in credentials.

@The rent is too damn high!: +1

@pinecone99: Yup, mulch 'em up nice and small and they decompose nice and quick.

@pinecone99: Yup, mulch 'em. Chop 'em up nice and small and they decompose nicely.

OK, I live in a small, but affluent town in NC. Because there is a

@Ccomfort: Insofar as being green means not being wasteful, I'm all