But that subset, by and large, does not post here.

That'll buff right out.

...while it was going 100 mph. I'm all for safety but I don't expect ANY car company to design a car that will keep occupants safe in a crash with enough kinetic energy to embed half the car in a fucking building...

Don't give anybody any ideas!

Well that's pretty ballsy. "Yeah, we know you banned this with us in mind, but....can we do it anyway?"

Right, and if detected there's the added bonus that the threat is almost immediately eliminated! However, one unfortunate side effect is that the tester and testing area might also be eliminated. But hey, it's a work in progress...!

Pretty sure this is intended for security checkpoints like in airports, not random sampling of the population. At least for now...

BURNINATE!!!!!!

Sorry, try this instead...

You could have just looked it up in 3 seconds rather than posting, but Here...

No, but those with FitBits will be charged less! Wait...

Newer planes do have an auto-land capability that does get them all the way to the runway.

How is this idiotic? Unless you're talking about the potential idiocy of wasting all that money on a drone and a Gopro camera potentially blown up by fireworks. This was filmed over water. Nobody was in danger except the drone owner's bank account. (And maybe the one in a million chance of the drone falling on the odd boater...)

I used to live in Midland, Michigan, and I was using the weather site I used to use there for times, specifically this one. (left column near the bottom under "Astronomy".

Granted today is 1 day later, but today it's listing sunset at 21:21 EDT (eastern daylight time), nautical twilight at 22:42, and astronomical twilight at 23:39. Ok, now I've beaten the horse to death... :)

No, it just wasn't dark yet. Yeah, light pollution sucks, but you could tell it wasn't truly dark by the fact that it was noticeably darker after the fireworks were over than when they began. Just looked it up and "nautical twilight" began around 10:40, and "astronomical twilight" at 11:40 pm. But nobody wants to wait that long, so they settled for "kinda dark".