Yeah, unless you want to state an unpopular opinion about the Holocaust, or sell Nazi memorabilia, or edit a wikipedia page about a military base,

That's because their bodies shut down, preventing pregnancy. That's how it works.

You know from experience? Please, do tell.

Why do you have to choose?

Bye bye sweet sales prices in Europe...

You don't have to drink it. You can cram it in your anus and absorb the water through your large intestine.

Some Catholics have done some truly horrible things, therefore the Catholic Church is a vast criminal conspiracy. That makes perfect sense, except it doesn't.

Get the basic basic cable package, the one you don't need a box for. I do and I get all that plus local broadcasts, WGN, and Discovery (I have no idea why they show me Pay-Per-View previews, I can't order them). That's it. WGN might be a little too stimulating for you though...

IT and software engineering aren't particularly useful if your problem is that your arm is broken. I'll keep my family just the way it is and answer a few questions each year, thank you very much. I can handle the tech if they handle the doctorin'.

Giving an iPad to my mom and a Nexus 7 to my dad cut my tech support calls down to almost none.

It's the console that struggling to stay alive because it has crappy service.

You know, it might just be that those people that took 4 hours just aren't good at running wires. It might not have had anything to do at all with the fact that they were black or women.

The fact that you assert that there is a causal link with no evidence pretty much defines you as a racist misogynist. Did you have access to those particular students SAT scores? Have you assessed their high school transcripts? Did you compare their performance with any other students performance, other than your own? Sounds like a flawed observation to me.

CW ought to cut through the digital mess quite nicely...

You ought to look up the historical effectiveness of artillery on infantry. Particularly during WW2

TL;DR It's murderous.

Making a ruggedized product has more to do with component selection and layout than it does with a tougher case. Failures happen when components become dislodged from the mobo's, not when the case cracks. In fact, the case cracking could be helping the computer/device because it's going to use energy that otherwise might go towards prying components off their pads.

A ruggedized computer is not simply the same as a non-rugged version crammed into a heavier case. A waterproof and dustproof version is, though.