It's just common courtesy and class. Obviously the author has none. And yes its because you didn't pay up for first class. 

I remember when his dad was active on the Fiero forum back in the day. Good dude, and he took great pride in that car. Last post I saw of his was talking about selling it off because he couldn’t enjoy it anymore and how it didn’t need to just sit.

Local caching. Thank goodness for that.

The app just has the latest copy from the website, synced for offline use.  Any changes you make won’t (likely) be syncing to the cloud or any other devices.  At least that is how mine is behaving.

Heh. 

How unreliable are these things?

I missed the part where it said it was a new Silverado?  Could have been a 20 year old hand-me-down for all we know.

This is a very low resolution map of Earth’s gravitational anomalies, mostly due to variations in the density of the crust.

A marble placed in orbit around a bowling ball at an altitude of five meters will have an orbital period of approximately 37.1 earth days.

In theory, any body of any mass can orbit another. The trick is getting into the orbit. Very low mass means very low “escape velocity”, which is the speed at which you will depart orbit. This means the spacecraft has to arrive at a very precise location and speed or it’ll just go flying past.

For comparison:

Your take is bad and you should feel bad about posting it.

There are unassisted speed records too. Calm down and appreciate someone who had the guts to go 184 mph on a bicycle. If you think that's not impressive, go look up the unassisted speed records. 

Quality content. 

“But how does the eating process progress?”

I’m OK with that as long as somebody promises that venus will pay for it...

How long before the “Artist’s concept of a black hole accreting matter from a star.” photo at the beginning of the article starts circulating Facebook with the attribution “Black Hole to consume sun... immigrants to blame”? 

Kids these days are so *cute* when they discover this sort of thing.

And this was the picture to lead a manual transmission story with?