How many cup holders does it have?

"Lindenberger said Facebook, or websites that were linked on Facebook, is really the only source his mother ever relied on for her anti-vaccine information."

It looks like the article is targeting FB for the false information -- except for the sub-clause, "... or websites that were linked to Facebook..." I'm not anti-vaxx or pro Facebook but this has all the earmarks of somebody's witch hunt.

I have John Cage's 4'33" playing on constant repeat.

It's WebTV 2.0!

Next up, they'll introduce a great bar code reader that you can use to "Web Enable" magazines...

How about they use 666? Easy to dial, not hard to remember and if you're Catholic, it helps to remind you of your need to dial.

And Communism doesn't work if it's implemented by... uhh... anyone... it's still Communism.

You say that as if there could be some better way to implement it that would make it somewhat acceptable! Based on the rest of your comment, I don't thing this is what you meant but still...

Welcome to the Archipelago... comrade.

Sheep and goats are amazing animals! They'll eat thorns, thistles, poison ivy, tin cans, wood, etc -- without issue. Peppers are not a problem for them.

Not insanity by any means. It doesn't mean that a the driver is always at fault -- that would be insane -- but rather that since the driver is in control of a vehicle that will easily kill a pedestrian, the driver is expected to yield by default. I actually think the law stated above is more problematic as it seems to allow a driver to willingly kill a pedestrian with the excuse that they were crossing outside of the crosswalk. What if that person is a child or a mentally handicap person?

Oddly enough, I learned to drive in Phoenix.

"To be clear, while the car had the right-of-way and the victim was clearly unwise to cross there..."

Back in the day when I learned to drive the rule was that pedestrians ALWAYS have the right of way -- even if they're crossing in the middle of the road.

Try QGIS ( https://qgis.org/en/site/ )

You want a prediction about the weather, you're asking the wrong Phil. I'll give you a winter prediction: It's gonna be cold, it's gonna be gray, and it's gonna last you for the rest of your life.

Yet those same "managerial class" will accept the total rearrangement of the UI, both cosmetically & functionally, with each iteration of Windows. If this were truly a problem then Mac/Linux desktops should abound in the corporate environment and they would all be running Thunderbird for email -- that interface hasn't changed substantially in 20 years.