There's a new running craze for women but current trends in research point to running actually shortening lifespan if it is overdone.

It's Tinder for Cougars!

They could borrow my MFM controller card. Of course you'd need a USB to ISA adapter.

OP AC was the author of the article increasing viewership by baiting grammar Nazis. You've been had!

I see what you did there!

If a vampire tries to enter your home he will not succeed...unless he can get you to invite him in. Once you have invited a vampire in you are screwed!

There will be in-court purchases to give you a leg up on the competition and a ladder board to rank your skill against other plaintiffs. There will also be badges for different case types to encourage you to file as many different types as you can.

I agree with you and have partially solved it by solving another first world problem. What do I do with my old smartphone since I just got this HOT new one? Why take the SIM card out and make it the remote control of course! I have B&N Nook Color running KitKat in the living room and a Galaxy S with KitKat running in the bedroom. Hell some of the cheap Chinese knockoffs are cheaper than some of the smart switches I have seen. You could replace the wall switch with a bunch of them and wire the charger for the device into the wall.

Not true! If you forget the supervisor password to your Ricoh MFP they will charge you $300 to replace the NVRAM on the BICU-Board because you can't master reset the password. Now THAT is some major security! ;)

You could have at least provided a link!

For many drinking MODERATE amounts of alcohol can ease tension and increase confidence (or conversely make you less self-conscience) which usually leads you to do things you wouldn't normally do. Whether this behavior is a blessing or a curse is dependent on the behavior and the circumstance but it will most likely lead to a different outcome than had you not been drinking. So your experiment would be more accurate if you clone yourself and have one of yourselves drinking and the other sober in the same situation.

I feel embarrassed. The only acronym I didn't know was TLA.

One of my first tech gigs was remanufacturing ECL's for AC/Delco. Our test console was a big box with nearly one hundred blinky lights! At least they were labeled so we knew what the blinky light was for. This was around 1989 and GM had transitioned a lot of their ECM's to SMT parts. So the ECM was a semi-flexible PCB with SMT IC's riding in a tin can (literally) coated in rubber cement. Vibrations from road conditions caused intermittent failures on a grand scale. By the time I left I was "diagnosing" over a thousand units a week. And by diagnosing I mean beating the ECM with the handle end of a screwdriver to make the blinky lights go off and spraying individual IC's with freeze spray to figure out which one had the cold solder joint.

This story has been up for an hour and and there hasn't been one reference to the obligatory.

Why were the first cars called horseless carriages? Because the carriage pulled by a horse was something that was familiar. and automobile sounded funny. We ended up dropping the horseless part and shortening carriage to car eventually though.