The best client on iOS right now—according to Thorin—is actually Outlook.

There’s something called TFR (Temporary Flight Restrictions) over the area. News helicopters stay outside of the TFR, and are in communication with ATC and other aircraft to make sure they don’t bump into anyone. Drones, here, aren’t obeying the TFR. If the TFR is violated, the airspace isn’t safe for helicopters…

BUT, does it show if it's tracking us itself? who watches the watcher??

I'm confused, what is the problem here?

Steve, I thought you died. Can I have your yacht?

People complaining about type C port are complaining for all the wrong reasons.

Fairly sure it's Vim, with Powerline and NerdTree plugins, and the text in the bottom left looks like a .vim filename (which of course could be opened in Emacs, but still).

On the forgetting an important item front: I just went to the big Miku Expo and concert in LA a few weekends ago with my boyfriend who had only flown once before. He was planning to meet me at work and then we would walk across the street to the airport. I had made sure to remind him about 50 times while he was…

All good ideas. It's also important to keep your chin up. Most travel glitches aren't disasters, and you can manage them.

Doesn't anybody remember the ULTIMATOR? That thing was actually pretty scary.

My big question: does it have a bathroom?

Just need a couple good friends.

Tyler Durden: [pointing at an emergency instruction manual on a plane] You know why they put oxygen masks on planes?

"Gah dammit John, you were doing that damned foot thing again!"

It sounds like a challenge to make this; an ice bucket challenge.

So the only thing I took from this is that I will have to check out this Lisa Ann later and see what the big deal about her is.

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