"A hypochondriac and his money are soon parted."

Given this level of subterfuge, all I can say is, "Sloppy job, Mossad."

I actually had to write a paper check recently. Took me 30 minutes to find my darn checkbook.

Almost as bad as the people who try to get their iPhone payment app running.

No, it would piss off a lot of the other passengers - even though it is legal behavior.

Talk to someone who does street photography about their confrontations sometime.

I only knew two people who wore Google Glasses, and honestly - they tended to frequently be assholes even before they got the glasses. The addition of the Google Glasses just exacerbated their personality issues.

Members of the current administration will certainly talk about anti-competitiveness, along with a copious amount of Trump spewing random unrelated crap when he gets asked about the merger - but then Netflix will funnel money to Trump in some manner and the deal will get done.

Netflix might buy into the ballroom, it might promise to develop "Trump: The Making of a Beloved Modern King", or money will quietly flow directly into the Trump family's pockets. One way or the other, this is going to be allowed to happen.

Good point. So here's a solution to make everyone happy: A precondition for the acquisition of Warner Brothers (by anybody) should be to place WBs current library in the public domain. Then the unions and everyone else will have plenty of work to do creating new content.

After all, isn't this what copyright is supposed to encourage? The creation of new works?

These will make excellent teaching devices for the kids learn, in short order, how to bypass said controls.

Kids will do what they can get away with.

I think that's a bit of a joke. Isn't Kapoor the guy who thinks he has the exclusive right to develop artwork in stainless steel as well?

Sure, the patent holder of VANTA Black may have accepted money from Kapoor for the right. But that makes Kapoor the idiot. How can one restrict the use of something if it is sold it in rattle-cans?

They used to haul in a few cyclists now and then for riding across the old Evergreen Point bridge (Washington SR 520). Because there was no provision for cyclists or pedestrians. The nwe bridge fixed that.

That would require some sort of enforcement in the face of a possible riot by Critical Mass. The law may say "no", but the realities of enforcement say, "Go ahead, kid."

Bicycles?

So, change it.

Bugger!