Some cars like the Mini Cooper put the speedometer in the middle of the dashboard instead of on the instrument cluster directly in front of the driver. This makes it easier to produce left- and right-hand cars more cheaply.

Those battery powered hands free soap dispensers work best with sufficient ambient light, not in the dark. I hate them too, just a little less now that I know the trick.

We used to call that "outsourcing".

To be fair, Trump is pretty capricious and vindictive when people simply don't bend to his whims.

It's mostly when they publicly don't bend to his whims.

They need to be more non-committal about whether they will bend to his whims, delay as much as possible, make excuses when they haven't done what he asked yet, and stay out of the press as much as possible. Maybe even brown nose him when he calls so he forgets what he's calling about.

You know, do the same things a grifter does.

An AI could "listen to" music that was broadcast just like humans can

Do you really think that's plausible?

The American Booksellers Association, The Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America, and the Independent Online Booksellers Association all agree that a "rare book" is defined by a combination of scarcity, high demand, age, and significant historical or aesthetic value.

So basically it's just a marketing term.

They should donate the scans to Project Gutenberg Distributed Proofreaders to convert into eBooks once the copyrights expire.

Is it true that Ontarians hate the rest of Canada and especially Quebec?

I'm not aware of any brownouts caused by people charging their EVs at inopportune times.

In the USA, the real threat to the grid is people arriving home and starting up their air conditioners when the sun is low and their solar panels are no longer producing electricity. Having more EVs with V2G will help to prevent brownouts in that situation.

In a free market, business owners would be free to decide how much land to set aside for parking for their customers, just as restaurant owners decide how many tables and chairs to set out. Right now, parking requirements are set by cities and are "closer to sorcery than to science."

Let's do it. Because we all value freedom here, right?

The external costs of oil also need to be priced in if the market is going to make decisions. One example of these costs are the damage to our lungs caused by emissions. We could price in that external cost by adding a fee on top of the price of oil and use the revenue to pay medical costs and lost income to people affected by air pollution. I think that would be fair.

Except we don't even know if anything was destroyed, only that the phone went through a wiping procedure. This guy could be trolling the CBP!

Demand an attorney, and remain silent until your attorney advises you to speak.

Except they can use your silence against you now. So you must know and use the magic words.

their artists creations would not exist without the contributions of the artists who came before them.

Were those contributions copyrighted?

Would art exist if artists could only derive from non-copyrighted contributions?

The problem is being able to access data from all observer locations with a single warrant. Normally with ordinary security cameras, you would need to show strong probable cause for each specific address whose cameras you want to search, and as you go farther from the scene of the crime, probable cause also drops until you collect more information. Then you get another warrant and the cycle repeats.

It ought to be the same with Flock cameras.

How many structures did that mentally ill guy burn down before he finally got the psychological treatment he needed in the first place?