Well, with your method, you have to buy the shirt in order to get the shirt. With the loot crates, at least for the moment, there are free to open crates which means you can get said shirt for free. If you *really* want just said shirt, you can just go to the steam market and buy that shirt, just like you could if the…

They are helicopters, their munitions are for more precise intent and he wasn’t aiming at the people (I’m assuming he didn’t even see them and thought the truck was part of a wargame prop to be fired on). If a plane bombed the area and they lived, that would be a different story.

Different poster and while I hate Trump more than I thought possible, sites like Gawker spin everything he does to sound worse than it is. The guy is a walking buffoon, so I really don’t see why they feel the need, but they do it. Every time I see the clickbait headline about how Trump did this awful thing and then…

I get the hate for the gamble aspect, personally I don’t open crates, but if it is a system where you just buy skins, they usually don’t give anything for free, you just buy what you buy. In the case of loot crates, they usually drop free-to-open crates or at least the occasional free skin. On top of that, if you…

With this being the #1 game on steam, you can bet AAA studios are lining up their competing games to come out in a few years. PUBG is a very buggy game and all it takes is for one “better” battle royale game to come along for them to be forgotten. So they really need to get their shit together and make sure the game…

They’ve stated multiple times that they plan on continuing the update the game with content long after release. A lot of people hate on loot crate systems, but it definitely allows for a game to be financially viable for much longer with content updates (Team Fortress 2, CSGO, MOBAs in general, Overwatch, ect) without…

Or he gave up on his dream to become a clown because his family wanted him to be a doctor instead.

Well you can easily block people and they remain blocked even if they change their name, so I really don’t see how it *would* be an issue.

Do you also chide garbage collectors, roofers, construction workers, road laborers, logging workers, fisherman, truck/taxi drivers, farmers, ect whenever you see them for having professions with high death rates? Some of which are higher than pilots.

Adding “man” to everything bad is fighting the patriarchy. Where’ve you been?

This just raises further questions, honestly. If you look at the video and the aerial view, it looks like the car pulls out between the two drainage offshoots nearest to the Fastenal parking lot. So it looks like the car comes out to the left of that large pond.

It looked like one SUV did change lanes to get in between them, but it quickly stopped on its own.

Except it isn’t even a law... try again.

This is like American animal documentaries that try to make everything super dramatic with flash cuts and a narrator that makes it sound like he’s describing the most epic battle he’s ever seen in his life.

Ok.

If the camera was attached to a burglar system, the camera itself would not need a UPC, just the router if the camera was IP-based. The alarm system itself would have a battery backup.

Depends on the security system. If it is a camera attached to an actual burglar alarm system, it would have a battery backup. But if it was nor, or if it was IP-based (thus losing the router would turn it off either way), then that would work.

Yes, and some smart locks don’t even have a keyhole for a physical key, so unless they can compromise it electronically, they’re shit out of luck.

No, I’m telling you this is how many companies work and if you don’t like it, find a new one. Stop being an entitled brat.

Then take it up with Uber and not your fellow “employees” that are merely trying to get the best rating they can in the system Uber has put you in. There are plenty of other ride sharing apps if you want to work for a different company.