And in a RWD.

Only on Chrome.

No need to go that far, just use roman numerals*, not that many people know what they are now.

And only using the power of his mind.

I’m sure they’ll find the $115M to pay off Hulk Hogan somehow.

In the UK the flashing orange after a red means “traffic may proceed, providing that all pedestrians have left the roadway”

I’ll keep my ustart.org page, it’s RSS feed widget is easier to use.

Nah, gray imports will rule, opening up more channels (providing that you can trick all your US bought devices into operating on them also.)

We used it at Chicago on our return from the UK over Christmas, I had my wife handle it as she’s a citizen and I’m an LPR. Aside from a little hiccup in it recognizing either my passport or Alien registration card (I can’t remember which), I feel kind of sad thinking about the amount of humans that they are putting…

It is weird, especially as ABC bakers are situated in Little Brownie Bakers territory according to the map.

I guess I’m in the wrong if I’m traveling with my wife and on a 3-3 take the aisle & middle seat.

Seizures that if known, normally result in the loss of aflicted’s driver’s license if not medicated.

Tunnelbear enabled me to watch live soccer via NBCSports Live Extra while in the UK with no issues with streaming..

Agreed, but I shouldn’t be locked out from seeing content that I paid for just because I am vacationing or on business outside of the the region that I reside in.

This is for GMail’s Inbox service, slightly different from just your Gmail inbox.

So instead of this, someone could use any of the Site Specific Browser apps to make their own version of this, and be able to create others for other sites that they’d rather not share sessions with Chrome or Safari.

“If you can’t do unlimited, build up the infrastructure and try again.”

Don’t worry, the mayor will simply do away with regular, needed parking spaces and replace them with E-Car only parking spaces with charge points paid for by the fines that the ICE cars recieve for using those spots.

Task Manager suffixes applications add “(32 bit)“ to the end of the 32-bit applications running in a 64-bit OS.

No, and the default install location is in “Program Files (x86)“, over the top of the 32 bit install.