I grew up on old school top loads. I had a high efficiency top loader and currently have an HE front loader. I’m also tall, have a hell of a time getting clothes that fit and thus both stockpile things that fit and kind of obsess over how long they last. I literally have pants that have been run through all three…

We got an LG. It has a detent that leaves it cracked like 1.5". It works and it really isn’t in the way. 

If tesla is waiving the rights to charge people license fees for their charging port and methods, nobody is going to make money licensing their format. It is not VHS vs betamax.

Have you gotten a windshield replaced on a modern vehicle with active crash avoidance? Windshields have gotten pricey, and the facilities to re-calibrate active crash avoidance hardware after a windshield replacement aren’t within the means of a lot of repair facilities.

It’s 2 years from production, but look at the mach-e. It was two years from having a platform to having the unveiling of it. From a visual standpoint, they could redo a lot on that vehicle between now and launch provided it consists mainly of covering up what is there now rather than moving or removing large chunks. 

This has been every router I have purchased in the last few years in the US. I think it needs to be SOP for IoT stuff. 

It’s down to about 5 million viewers even including live+7 numbers. Which keeps it high on the list, but is a HUGE drop in ratings for the show over the years. The TV audience is really getting chopped up pretty finely and wee seem to be getting some damn good content for very small numbers. I wonder when the bottom…

That argument is weird. Basically it is saying we have two problems.

There’s lots of legit uses for it. I have a friend who ran a company and uses tracking software on phones. It was to make sure they were at the installation and service appointments they were supposed to be at when they were supposed to be at them. He also used it to make sure they weren’t speeding horribly.

There’s a difference between being able to get the position of the company device and logging it constantly.

Digital urban camo? No sir!

Ehhh it’s not just the lamps. In your sample picture on the right it looks very much like whoever was handling the video is using a skim smoothing filter of one variety or another in addition to lighting it in a flattering manner.

The faces seem better. More integrated and feels like good make up instead of the floaty glued together compositing nightmare it previously was. Now it just seems like a movie that I don’t want to see rather than viscerally off-putting. 

This is a bad list. OK, not really but it’s not a good list. I don’t know if there is a good list.

wow, exaggerate much. Although not the same form factor, in terms of internal space, the headphone jack takes up about 1-1.5 the space of one camera, the good ones on the back. Removing it makes several tasks easier.

Check what? Patient records? Who’s signing up for that HIPAA violation? 

Wasn’t the flu story the pro Hillary version of the “damn, is she seriously drunk off her ass” story?

You were WAY ahead of the curve in 2000 then. I live in a pretty populous are with a lot of infrastructure. The best residential access in 2000 in the area was 3Mbps down 1 Mbps up. IIRC the best “business” internet without going to the phone company for a serious commercial connection was 15/15 or something like…

While the velocity is impressive, the projectile isn’t. It has a pwoer factor of basically 3. And I’m rounding up. a 40gr 22lr bullet out of a 20 inch barrel is going about 1100 fps and has a power factor of 44. a 9mm is between 115 and 130 typically. m193 55gr 5.56 is typically about 180 and gets there being small…

They hit it with a projectile which (assuming the author did not typo anything) was travelling about 4 times as fast as a fast rifle bullet. About 18 times as fast a a 9mm bullet and a bit over 6 times as fast as a bullet out of an AR. So that is some serious speed. What it was matters, but velocity wise it is well…