I mean, if you think about it, foot controls are great.

“‘Bran’, ‘Blueberry’, ‘Oat’, ‘Flax’ - these words infer [sic] health,” says Freedhoff.

My first thought, too, based on that puzzle/riddle that’s been going around for decades now...

Resources at multiple points in the pipeline.

Maybe he means ‘not content’ as in “ :( “ ?

I can see that—depending on the circumstances, it’s not unreasonable. What would be your reaction be to a purely symbolic gesture—I reach out as if to touch you, but I’m clearly too distant to actually touch you?

Maybe someone could reach out and almost (but definitely not) touch the other person? If it’s obvious, that might be enough to stop them but not be too physically invasive.

The real monsters aren’t the top-scrapers, it’s the barbarians who put out rock-hard frozen butter from the fridge on the dinner table...

“I know I’m partially responsible for taking over when the vehicle needs me to. An accident would be partially my fault.”

Welcome to Movies I Loved That Are Actually Bad, a maybe one-time column...

Know what, Kirstie and Ralph? You’re both wrong.

The top photo reminded me of car shopping recently: I was looking for an Audi A3. It was early February, so I thought I might be able to find a new 2017 on a dealer’s lot. I couldn’t find any online, at least nearby, but what I did discover at the nearest dealer was maybe half a dozen used 2017 A3s, with mileage…

As a Ph.D. computer scientist working on autonomous vehicles in a robotics lab, I’d just like to add...

Right. As far as I understand things, I’d be okay with corporations if their scope were limited (or could be limited) to economics. I’d go farther than your example of political contributions: We say that persons have inalienable rights (freedom of speech, protection against unreasonable search and search, and all the…

All those kids who would have created a glut in law school graduates have to go somewhere!

They want to hear songs that sound familiar and have uplifting messages about how great Jesus is.

IMO this is the fundamental problem with the Citizen’s United decision. Corporations having the same rights as people should also have the same liabilities, and that’s problematic on many levels.

As I said to her: fewer people will die, but the problem is that different people will than would have otherwise.

They were only crack due to the outrageous prices when new.

Also see Raspberry Pi...