Aren’t these the same people who are always going on about how we should use common sense depending on the situation instead of mindlessly following the rules?

On the other hand, someone who does a lot of heavy braking could be riskier to ensure regardless of the cause. It might mean that you’re driving at a place and time that has a higher accident risk in general.

Some programs won’t raise your rates for bad driving. State Farm claims that their tracker will only result in a discount, although rates can go up based on number of miles driven.

Politically-influenced education is nothing new but it’s alarming to see at the presidential level. Curriculum decisions are made by elected/appointed officials, from local school boards up to the Secretary of Education, who are often swayed by their own beliefs or those of their constituents.

Yes, and then you get written up for not being at checkout because the Store Manager got chewed out by the Regional Manager for not having enough checkstands open.

That’s not someone’s job, it’s an extra task they’re expected to do in addition to their regular duties for no extra pay.

It’s interesting that people who think standard masks are ineffective choose to go maskless instead of, like, using a more effective mask.

I’m guessing the intended use would be similar to fingerprints, where an image is compared to a database of Known Bad Guys™ instead of actually reconstructing an identity from scratch. Of course this process would be totally fair and transparent and nobody would have their front door bashed in because someone who did…

To be fair, vinegar does actually break down odor molecules, and the vinegar smell goes away fairly quickly. It’s not a coverup.

This isn't the curve we were asked to flatten. That would be the Total Cases curve.

I like the JBL Endurance series which has several form factors including true wireless. They’re a bit clunkier than other options but also secure and comfortable if you’re active.

I like the JBL Endurance series which has several form factors including true wireless. They’re a bit clunkier than…

Shame they cut it off before their buddy rolled up with a winch . . .

Who is this for? People who are conscientous enough to bring their own bag and make sure it finds its way into a composting facility, but aren’t already using durable reusable bags?

Who is this for? People who are conscientous enough to bring their own bag and make sure it finds its way into a…

Well, the theory that the government is simultaneously promoting the spread of disease and taking drastic measures to prevent it would actually pass the DMV test with flying colors . . .

I’ll sell you a wonky office chair that does the same thing for $5 . . .

I’ll sell you a wonky office chair that does the same thing for $5 . . .

That doesn’t make sense, though. Why would we hypothetically see a spike in asymptomatic cases followed by a symptomatic spikes few months later? Where's the science to back that up?

If that was the case, wouldn’t we have seen the same spike in hospitalizations, deaths and demand for ventilators that we’re seeing now?

counterpoint: it’s fine

counterpoint: it’s fine

Apparently Ischgl lost 75% of its vowels to COVID . . .

No, you're in the right place, if you hang around long enough a "work from home" opportunity will pop up in the comments . . .