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Came here to say the same about the Shield.

The Nvidia Shield is conspicuously absent from this list. It leaves all of these in the dust—I say this as someone firmly in the Apple camp—and unlike the Roku, doesn’t phone home with all of your data ALL THE TIME. Even the FireTVs pale in comparison with how much they phone home:

An ounce of prevention... 

However, when prevention fails and you have to deal with intruders, the first things to do are to learn their routes and preferences.
One way I’ve used to find the routes of rodents is to dust the floor. Flour is easiest, but may skew results as it’s edible. Baking powder or soda, borax, or

Elton John’s - I’m Still Standing is also where you can see a young Bruno Tonioli prominent and having a ball among the dance cast.

Stephen Amell is a huge douche. His original comments were intended as they were first interpreted.

I haven’t been able to get into movies from India. I’ve watched a little here and there, but they always seem overly dramatic. When they do the superhero landing (I’m okay with that) they always seem to watch the ground for an ungodly amount of time. Like, hey, I’m cool, I’m still cool, and yet I’m cooler because I

Funny.

I think it’s hilarious that films about an historical science revolution and an historical fictional IP have mashed up to draw attention from a science-fiction site. But genre breaking seems to be built in.

Tenrt is to this day the only Nolan movie I never saw. (I was too young for Insomnia and stopped paying attention, but I did see it. I should give it another shot some day.)

It’s safe to assume, as a number of people pointed out on Twitter yesterday, that not devoting the first twenty minutes of your Superman reboot to the destruction of Krypton saves a shit-ton of money.

I have never, not once, considered any leaching issues from hoses.... this is very, very interesting. I don’t drink from my hoses, but I do water a sprawling vegetable garden. I’ll look into it...   I disagree, hard on the kinking issue, but I suspect its different in residential gardens than commercial ones, there

My problem with the Jedi pogrom was not how many survived, but how did they kill all of them. I mean, virtually every Jedi, excepting perhaps the children, were massively skilled not only in combat, but in all the other skills necessary to survive against even overwhelming opposition. The movies portrayed it as a

“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.” - R.W. Emerson

Wake me when this craptacular cinematic universe is reset and Snyder and Ezra slop has nothing to do with it. I almost want to advertise the illegal file sites and bring back dvd bootlegging just so POS Ezra Miller and co make less money.

Thanks for the context. All too often, in click-bait driven online posts, the largest result of an action are pinned as the largest, or sole, cause of an action. It would have been all too easy to simply say Disney was playing hardball against someone who picked a fight that threatened profits and curtailed business

Thanks for the confirmation. I haven’t actually had occasion to test it myself, but it seemed simple and safe enough. As a bonus, your costs seem to blow up the cost amortization benefit of expensing a $130 tank.

I have been using dry ice to refill my SodaStream tanks for years. I designed and 3d printed a funnel that fits on the top of both the large and small tanks.

Smartmatic should have the same opportunity as well.

I don’t know that we’ll be ultimately denied the courtroom drama. True, Fox could pay whatever to settle every one of its cases and likely have money left over.

April Fools did take on a more public face coinciding with the rise of the Internet. Beforehand, it was ‘Kick Me’ signs stuck on backs or at most a regional story promoted by a newspaper. Afterward it was companies trying for a double benefit of a) We’re fun and b) free publicity. And because of the common experience