Intel’s current Coffee Lake architecture are based on a 14nm process, which means the size of the wafer of silicon the chip comes on.

Yeah. You can clearly see the back of the two mirrors when the box is open.

I was stationed in Korea. There was a guy, Mr. Lee, who ran a street food booth in the bar district of the little town outside the base. First time you bought a corn dog he’d ask your unit. He’d write it on the dog with mustard (or ketchup, of you’re gross), and would always remember your unit on subsequent visits.

In all sincerity, I admire you for clarifying and being reasonable. Kudos.

Right, because the only two options are police who behave like criminals, or no police.

No. Cramming your beliefs down a strangers throat in lieu of a tip is selfish, and confers value on the wrong person in the transaction.

Hey everybody! It’s didn’t-read-the-article guy!

Correct

Nah. The mass of (the aforementioned) fuckwits will be their own mutual and just punishment. I’ll see you at the bar.

there’s no reason for anyone to clog the progress of the line by standing in everyone’s way as they re-lace their Doc Martens.

They sure do if the parcel is delivered by the USPS.

Feel free to reach out to your local U.S. Postal Inspector to let them know that person doesn’t live there anymore.

I see curry ketchup in the comments, and I see mayo, but I don’t see the genius that is curry mayo.

“The only difference is, in Star Wars, they get away.”

“Confederate Case Law: The Rule of Law, Not of Men,”

Relatedly, you probably noticed that candy at the theater comes in a box. Inside the box, it’s bagged for freshness.

I’m just some guy on the Internet, but I’d suppose no recovery. Thermate in place.

Just guessing, but I imagine it is because they were modeled on horse-drawn carriages, where the driver needs to be outside with the horses in order to control it, and the passengers are inside . . . to not be outside with the horses.

Ah. You and I viewed TFA a lot differently!