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This is spot on. I survived cycling to class for 6 years in Raleigh and Atlanta with this mentality. You have to assume anyone around you is likely to do something unpredictable at any time (including peds).

Don’t assume the guy making a right on red sees you, don’t assume someone isn’t going to turn in front of you

Almost seems like this was a built-in back door that was supposed to be a secret? I have a decent amount of programming experience, and I have a hard time seeing how a repetitive keystroke would cause it to bypass the login.

Forget about Cam, that video makes me want to watch football in Spanish from now on.

I just have such a bitter taste in my mouth on DoD spending after the F-35 that I have a hard time being excited about a new jet. I’m 100% in support of efforts to advance state-of-the-art technology (Aerospace Engineer here). But spending obscene amounts of money on a new fighter jet just isn’t an efficient way of

Aircraft structures are designed for specific loads to keep them light enough to fly. No aircraft is beefy enough to assume you can beat it up like that with any risk.

Nope, totally due to ground clearance issues. Commercial jets would have started doing this a long time ago if it actually helped save fuel.

As others said, less cabin noise if mounted on the wings. However, you can’t easily put them under the wings like a commercial jet because bizjets tend to have pretty low ground clearance under the wing. This is because the wing structure actually goes under the fuselage instead of through it like a commercial jet.

Nothing wrong with being a bit of a data junkie when doing something health-oriented.

Nothing wrong with being a bit of a data junkie when doing something health-oriented.

I’ve run in a tailored suit a couple of times (trying to catch a connection in the ATL airport.. ugh), and it’s definitely not comfortable. They must use suits made out of some sort of spandex hybrid for increased flexibility. Would also explain the bootylicious scene you’re describing.

Anyone who can’t figure out how to generate random data in Excel using formulas should be banned from the program.

Seeing high capacity micro SD cards for this cheap makes me wonder why the heck smart phones have such relatively small memory.

Seeing high capacity micro SD cards for this cheap makes me wonder why the heck smart phones have such relatively

It’s legal, mainly because every single round fired requires manual advancement of the firing mechanism. You could easily shoot an unmodified semi-auto as fast as he does, or even faster with a bump firing technique.

I’m not a pilot, but those looked like some wicked smooth landings.

Aggressive maneuvering at low altitude in a large plane over a DENSELY POPULATED AREA?

If the aircraft were to have had a structural failure for an unforeseen factor related to its tail strike incident years ago, with a catastrophic depressurization occurring

Well, as much money as there is in NFL now, there should be some kind of robot on the sidelines to gracefully catch players before they fall or hit anything.

Maybe. Unless he screwed it up and slammed the guy into the bottom of the plane.

You have to think through the logic of the situation to realize it makes zero sense to shoot down the bombers.

If the bombers were to hit the carrier, it would of course mean war. However, it’s a totally illogical first strike from a strategy standpoint. I’m sure it was nerve-wracking for the commander of the carrier

This video would be so much more awesome in HD... it’s not the 18th century, people!