@Cambo: Because this probably works better than a cheap "universal" mount.

@CnEY: No idea. There has been a greasemonkey script that has been able to do this for quite a while. [userscripts.org]

@rnemo: That's probably the customization from the phone manufacturer. I'm pretty sure plain Android doesn't have anything for it.

@Jeff Bernard: I like the mobile website as well. I tried the app and I think my biggest complaint with it was that I couldn't comment on an article a friend shared like you can on the website.

ATT's low Android numbers probably have quite a bit to do with their crappy Android selection compared to other carriers.

Note that if you don't hit enter (because that's sorta the point of instant search) or click anywhere outside of the search box, you have to hit escape twice for it to work.

@bigcamcrsx: "After he died in 1905, the mansion was closed up and fell into dilapidation. Now thanks to a 3.5m euro ($4.7m; £2.9m) refit funded by local authorities, it has been returned to its original pristine state."

@Scott D. Feldstein: So when apple craps up various things on your iOS device, where do you go? Nowhere, because you have no other options if you want to stick with iOS.

@Wipeout: It rings through right away for me. I do set the ringer volume right before the wait time in the exception task, though that shouldn't be necessary.

oops, double post.

That seems overly complicated. The tasker wiki has another way of doing it: [tasker.wikidot.com]

@davidoffbeat: They must be from a blackjack shoe with multiple decks.

Looks like a few are upside down in the near leg. All of the cars in the far leg have the face towards the top.

@countjackula: How about a water landing? Top exits would be very useful in that case.

@countjackula: The ability to fly would be more important than exit doors. And as I stated in my last post, it looks like there is plenty of space to put exit doors all over the plane whether they are shown in this rendering or not.

@countjackula: There is plenty of space for more doors under the wings on the side, in the back, and you could probably find ways to have exits open just about anywhere on top.

@Stymie99: That was from the linked article. It looks like it meant to say it cut the trip down to ~19 miles and going around is ~53 so it actually saves about 34 miles.

@Casen Densmore: Went around. This bridge only takes 19 miles off the trip.

#corrections

@Duane: That's what I was thinking.