Flint native here. This is absolutely amazing and spot-on accurate. Flint’s place in civil rights history needs to be shouted from the mountain tops and spread all over the internet!

I saw over 40 movies this year. “Arrival” was the best by far.

One thing you didn’t mention: as of this Macbook, every single port can be used for power and every single port doesn’t care how you plug it in.

Part time cab driver here.

NYC blackout 1977

Here’s a fun answer to the question! Stephen King was one of the first writers to use a word processor! I found this 1982 LIFE magazine profile of King and he was emailing writing collaborators and working online before the web was even invented. Fast forward to 6:42 to hear about it.

Have you seen this? Absolutely fantastic.

Not sure if anyone else commented on this (1,000 comments!) but this was actually a significant security failure which jeopardized the President of the United States.

This is fantastic, Jason. As a car guy (well, just a kid) in the 80's I started noticed these trends, and I asked my GM executive uncle who told me they were called “composite” headlamps. Not only were they flush against the turn signal, but did not indent in any way, making a “composite” single surface. It was quite…

The airport identifier for Kalamazoo is AZO hence the name.

Hey Adam,

I have not seen too many people mention that Luke is at a gravesite / grave marker. Whose grave is it?

Yes! Thank you! Palpatine thrusted quite a bit in “Revenge of the Sith” recall he dispatched several Jedi in quick succession with that technique after he was discovered. Rey looked very Sith as she fought, whereas the saber-twirling Kylo Ren was very Ewan McGregor-era Obi-Wan.

Did the same thing with Dr. Manhattan in “The Watchmen.” The actor, Billy Crudup, was covered in blue LED lights to cast a glow on anyone around him.

Or they could have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbach%E2…

I would love to do an fMRI on their brains and see, if indeed, their amygdala is damaged or if they have found a way to completely overcome its effects.

Tom Brokaw nailed it: “The Greatest Generation.”

That would require federal approval to do so. Any “jamming” of any frequencies is a thorny federal matter.

Yes and No. There are EMP-hardened electronics that are resistant to an EMP on most military aircraft, although I am not sure these firefighting helos would have those advanced electronics.

While you are correct drones can’t fly as fast as jet-powered helicopters, the Sikorsky Skycrane (a common fire-fighting helo) only does about 90 knots.