POTUS talks like he learned the English language from watching nothing but old tv commercials. Wait a minute...

Even if you used a display, having a tactile response/feedback would be a safer and more efficient interface. For instance:

I am not celebrating. I am quietly sitting there, not moving. Just enjoying.

Sanitation engineers are VERY NICE PEOPLE. They make the world cleaner, healthier, and safer for all people.

You’re all ready too much into a simple photograph featuring people with resting bitch faces. They’re all just bored because they are unmotivated because they have access to everything. Save the sympathy for people who deserve it. The Trumps will never know poverty, hunger, cold, or be want for any needs. No sadness…

There is this weird slippery slope phenomenon I see taking place in the culture of flight attendants. First it is that they establish that they are there to “ensure your safety” rather than airline wait staff. Okay fine - I get that... in case of an emergency, they are trained to respond appropriately. However, that…

touch screens are the worst. They’re fine for phones but if you’re driving around, you need to be able to read by feel.

In terms of user interface effectiveness, a mid 80s GM car’s HVAC interface is extremely well designed. The position of the lever tells you the temp setting: Hot on the left, cold on the right. It could not be more simple and elegant than that. You don’t even have to look at it to know. You can reach and feel the…

I am so mad. I demanded a full 30 count of Tahitian pearls dissolved into my vinegar gastrique. It really feels like it’s more like 23 or 26.

I think the message is that someone has to die before this is taken seriously. I really think letting that person drive a 2-ton vehicle is going to lead to a fatality.

Yes it does - so it’s something that people who are sensitive to MSG should be careful about. I am somewhat sensitive to MSG and if I have a lot of it, I feel tired and congested. it’s like temporary flu symptoms that last for a few hours. It’s not completely awful but it’s not great either. A lunch heavily loaded…

Here’s my personal case study. I print a number of tshirts for a local market. After getting an earful from a few customers about carrying Made In USA, I printed some on Made in USA shirts. I priced them according to the same keystone formula that is pretty much boilerplate in determining retail pricing for most…

I owned a 1972 Mercedes 280SEL. I took care of it religiously - most of the work done at a MB independent shop while I did routine maintenance myself. The car was old but somehow perfect. It ran really smooth. When I took it on the freeway, it was loud compared to a modern car but ran great and felt powerful.

I feel conflicted about W10. Its functionality feels like a logical and natural evolution from the previous versions. On the other hand, ever since I installed 10, I have encountered a couple of really really bad problems: One was after a routine system update, the computer restarted and couldn’t find its kernel.…

Also, even if you don’t get close to “water intoxication”, you can still throw a few things out of whack - starting with electrolyte balance (although thankfully we live in a salt-heavy dietary place and time) in the short term, and mineral/vitamin deficiency in the possible longer term as you dilute and urinate your…

This is true. I have a personal experience to illustrate it.

Second the Worsestershire sauce. I cook using ground turkey meat and the stuff is pretty flavorless on its own. Adding some garlic and worcestershire helps give the turkey some flavor.

I think the status of being a doctor shouldn’t be a factor in determining “worthiness” to stay on board. I think it opens a slippery slope. Do you start ranking people’s lives - does a military serviceman deserve to be on board more than a single mother or does a teacher deserve more or less consideration than a…

I think the important thing is that even if he were a scumbag pill mill doc, that’s not relevant in this particular set of circumstances that led to his treatment on that flight.

“women’s shirts wear out faster, likely because of the thinner fabric”