Or just use a razor and actually cut your ear. I’d say someone took their shot and missed. He happened to turn his head at the last moment, or the shot would have made a solid hit.

I wouldn’t say “no person” but the F150 should not be the most sold vehicle for the last 10 years straight.

We need to shame Pavement Princesses and Suburban Assault Vehicles out of market dominance.

https://tyreextinguishers.com/

Switched to OP after LG dropped out. I’m basically pro “anything but apple and Samsung” but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by my Pro 9. Hands down the best phone I’ve ever used. My only real complaint is that after 3 years, the battery doesn’t make it all day every day, but its easy enough to carry a battery bank, or just pop it on the charger for 10 minutes and get 40% of the battery back.

Honestly, just have both. I’ve got physical buttons for basic controls (think volume, power, seek, skip…etc) and touchscreen capabilities for maps, connecting phone, managing car settings. Also, my car has a physical pointer stick that you can use to move the selection around on the screen, so you can even interact with soft buttons using a physical interface.

The irony of “love is love” right above the “you better not fucking sit here” spikes.

Breton Illusion Mage > Stealth Archer

Something overflowed somewhere…

This is the computer equivalent of “I don’t wear a seatbelt because I don’t want to be trapped in the car if there is an accident.”

“I reboot it every night.”

Processor Uptime : 191:22:19:54

2x ~50k salaries. ~13k in down payment+closing costs, and some creative accounting.

But yeah, no amount of sugarcoating is going to sweeten the deal.

Younger millennials/Gen Z are increasingly unlikely to afford a home.

This is exactly why a home is going to be the defining line of the Haves and the Have-nots.

Shitty place. Save money, see what you can live with for 5 years, and then buy a house with your new lower standards.

Honestly, all the “luxury” apartments in my area are super fucking cheap(ly made) and charge out the ass for the word “Luxury”. Best rental experiences I’ve had are from direct owners, or mid size local companies, renting out an established building that isn’t old, but isn’t new, think 70s to early 90s in construction year.

Buying a house is a real paradigm shift. My monthly housing went from 1500 a month to 2500 a month, but at least I’m not throwing money in a hole. Take any money you save renting, and put it towards a house, or invest it, otherwise you are falling behind.

As I keep saying to my partner, the defining line for millennials, between the haves and the have-nots is going to be owning a home. For boomers, it was having a college degree, for Gen X, it was having investments. The best I can hope for is a few thousand ft^2 to call my own.

Republicans who have NO PROBLEM giving BILLIONS of their your Tax Dollars to Jeff Bezos Yacht!

Fixed it.

Shoot twice four times and go home.

I don’t think a fine is an appropriate result. Any amount of money paid to the government is not going to get those people back, it’s not going to fix Boeing’s workplace culture, it’s just going to drive them to cut more corners to recoup the cost of the fine.

Clearly, they can’t be trusted to run their own QC operation in an industry where a few missed bolts leads to the violent deaths of hundreds of people. The “punishment” should be the creation of a QC and safety team that is accountable to the American people, which is paid for directly by Boeing. This team is financially liable for Boeing’s mistakes, and picks a fee based on how well boeing is passing QCs and inspections. Most importantly, Boeing’s C-suite is not allowed to privately communicate with this team.

Accountability should be the “punishment.”

Russia won’t make it past Finland.

I’m sorry for your loss.

Link to crow whistle?

Measuring tape is a good idea, might add it to my work kit. Good loadout.

I do phone in the front left, keys, wallet and knife in the front right. I stopped keeping wallet in the back because it’s bad for your hip, and harder to access and protect.

Weekend: phone, keys, wallet, occasionally a knife.

Workday (IT): Laptop, Kindle Scribe, iFixIt kit, Leatherman surge, mobile battery bank with wireless charging, wireless earbuds, Cable card, 4x 16GB USB drives, 25ft Ethernet cable, various video adapters, headlamp, phone, keys, wallet, knife.

Another way to think about it… YouTube has huge amounts of compute resources, but per user it’s an extremely small amount. Your phone has orders of magnitude more power to dedicate to you than YouTube does. Collectively, we have more processing power than YouTube.