Your wife's iPhone needs to be looked at. Your 5S is streaming even higher res video to another device on a WiFi network (it couldn't be the home network - nah, impossible) yet here you are, putting a trend line on something with two data points. Yeah. That's how it's done.
I live in one of the states that makes it illegal to have a K&N or Injen cold air intake on my engine. That 17 states make my car illegal and the rest don't is silly. How am I supposed to do the Cannonball Run?
"cars have become too complex and dangerous for consumers and third parties to handle..." Ya don't say? The sucker is loaded with fuel that rates at dozen or more sticks of dynamite per gallon, spews poisonous gas while running properly, and doing the wrong thing to a MacPherson strut assembly can put a hole in something you like too much to have a hole in... Remember the original compleat idiot's guide - about the VW beetle? The story about the ponytail? CARS CAN BE DANGEROUS. They want to lock down the ECU, fine. Just leave the rest of it to anyone brave and sober enough to turn a wrench and think straight.
I haven't seen one, I think they're expensive, and I don't know exactly what they can do, but here's some presumptuous answers to your softball leading questions.
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Your wife's iPhone needs to be looked at. Your 5S is streaming even higher res video to another device on a WiFi network (it couldn't be the home network - nah, impossible) yet here you are, putting a trend line on something with two data points. Yeah. That's how it's done.
I live in one of the states that makes it illegal to have a K&N or Injen cold air intake on my engine. That 17 states make my car illegal and the rest don't is silly. How am I supposed to do the Cannonball Run?
"cars have become too complex and dangerous for consumers and third parties to handle..." Ya don't say? The sucker is loaded with fuel that rates at dozen or more sticks of dynamite per gallon, spews poisonous gas while running properly, and doing the wrong thing to a MacPherson strut assembly can put a hole in something you like too much to have a hole in... Remember the original compleat idiot's guide - about the VW beetle? The story about the ponytail? CARS CAN BE DANGEROUS. They want to lock down the ECU, fine. Just leave the rest of it to anyone brave and sober enough to turn a wrench and think straight.
was getting larger. Then it struck me.
so why bother.
That makes it clear. Nothing to do but sit back and wait for Oprah's spawn to burst from his chest.
a 5th grade creative writing class? This isn't even bush league satire / sarcasm.
April 2nd can't come soon enough.
for embarrassingly bad 4/1 stuff.
plausible.
(that's Area 51 in American)
I get HOW (like IROC) and I get WHAT (spectator interest + industry money) but the BLASTED THINGS SOUND LIKE MY OLD SLOT CARS!
Wait, no, that was the boot loader address for the PDP-11. Never mind.
I haven't seen one, I think they're expensive, and I don't know exactly what they can do, but here's some presumptuous answers to your softball leading questions.
studio space, animators, etc. it is formidable and well done - but it's not like this was a two-person effort.
in any given episode.
As evidenced by them calling that gap between the computers 15 inches.
Apparently obsession with cell phones and fax machines is a condition particular to our time and place.
Or is there another use of the term "doomsday dashboard" that I wasn't previously familiar with? (this may dupe - submissions seemed borked for a bit)
Sorry, there must be another use of the term "doomsday dashboard" that I wasn't previously familiar with.
for the fjo... I mean the millionaire hipsters!
Ben Affleck. Problem Solved.
Oh, right - because they're a private, for-profit company and not a government agency or public utility.
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next IgNobel awards.