Finalists for 2016 Car of the Year are: Chevrolet Malibu...

And before someone can reply with “Because it’s awesome”, no it’s not awesome. Not awesome at all. For that amount of money you could buy an actuall HMMWV and do a Cummins swap.

That’s what I was thinking when I was reading this. Hardware TRNGs are nothing new. Hell, any hobbyist can make their own if they know how to Google.

So you have the ability to speak for everyone here, then.

So you base your car purchases based on what other people will think of you?

People keep saying this and we always end up fighting people with 50 year old rifles.

You’re thinking of the other NASA, the National Air and Space Administration.

If you have to look out one of the passenger windows to see if you’re on the centerline, it’s time to go around.

“I’m calling for extraction TIME NOW!”

...which has spent the last few months reeling from a rocket explosion in June—the first botched launch in its history.

It must be that “kinder, gentler Army” that I’ve heard about.

Aggressor squadron.

No, I have no idea what you’re talking about. Not at all.

Perhaps he is trying to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.

It took Lincoln years to learn that they shouldn’t go chasin’ waterfalls, that they should stick to the chrome and the leather that they’re used to.

And if you try to change the oil on a cold engine so as to not give yourself third degree burns, then your hand simply won’t have enough space to generate the torque needed to rotate the cold filter.

Ford had the same problem with white paint.

As the series wore on Gentry Lee started writing more and more of each book until he basically took over the series. To me, the later books had the same problems that a bad prequel has without being a prequel. They spoiled the wonder of the first book with too much plot.

Craig Ferguson as a Dr. Who villain that battles Capaldi’s furious t-zone with snarky witticisms. I’d watch that.

The US Army has a fuckzillion helicopters and tanks, but in the beginning of the war in Afghanistan US Special Forces and CIA operators routinely used horses and donkeys for transport. Murphy’s law of war #7 dictates “Try to look unimportant; the enemy may be low on ammo and not want to waste a bullet on you.”