It's not the price, it's the knowledge that it's on sale.

You don't need a global logistics chain to deliver a parcel in a store in Wichita to a person in Wichita. Which is what it sounds like they're doing.

The owner of the car seems largely irrelevant.

Which is unnecessary to drive said mother's car.

Boy, that doesn't sound solvable at all. Like, by making drivers have and prove they have the right insurance?

TBD, lawsuits aren't over, laws may change.

If you stopped your irrational hate for a second and used your imagination, maybe you could.

The Catholic Church has officially endorsed the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection as well as the Big Bang Theory (not the show) for at least the last 20 years. I think longer.

If you're going to carry the 35lbs of paper maps anyway, why not save some money and not have the iPad? The maps aren't going to crash on you after all.

The Millennium Falcon was a cargo ship, and yet I seem to remember there being a crew. Adding that's it's unmanned would not have been redundant and would have been a nice useful detail.

Brilliant! Just say you're going to split them in two and give half to each, then whoever gives in and says the other can have them wins! King Solomon FTW!

Indeed, we Americans are just as guilty of pretending our horrible past never happened. Killing Indians, eugenics, rounding up Japanese during WWII, slavery and Jim Crow laws, segregation, women's suffrage movement, etc. We'd all rather not think about it and our collective memory of the past is a little rosier than it actually was. I think most of us stop short of actively denying it ever happened, but instead we use euphemisms to describe atrocities and downplay how widespread or terrible it was.

AT&T's logo is the Death Star, fer cryin' out loud. Just because they're not as bad as Comcast, doesn't mean they're not terrible.

The Beatles really ARE more popular than Jesus.

No. But her father was a Sergeant in the Army.

Try putting a battery in a diesel engine and see how well it runs. There's surely a future in electric cars, but that doesn't help the current fleet of diesel and gasoline vehicles. There needs to be more than solution to solve our myriad of energy problems.

Since the original Nexus 7 came out in 2012, then yes, 3 years is a pretty good run.

Right. Android Lollipop was the only OS ever fielded that had bugs.

That's a big fist.

To be fair, slashmydots thinks the same thing of leaving the basement.