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It'll be interesting to see how they perform. My wife took her iPhone to Denver. When the pressure on the plane equalized her screen popped out.

Go ahead and wall yourself off from everything you don't agree with. That way at least you can remain secure in your echo chamber.

60 Minutes clearly manipulated the dialog by misrepresenting what happened during "the interview". Should Trump have let it drop? Probably. Still, a news organization should remain objective and not try to sway public opinion one way or the other.

Agreed, The flip flops we use are leather or hard rubber and not the foam ones you can get 2 pair for a dollar. A little more money, but they last several seasons.

I live very close to the beach and I've come off the strand many times during my life and had to cross hot pavement. This isn't anything new, dude just didn't have the sense to get off the asphalt, To me it seems to be more a function of his state of mind than hot pavement. Green spots would be...

I've used Uber a few times and my biggest complaints are the driver not coming to my location, but instead making me walk a 1/2 mile away and then charge late fees or interestingly the rate varying by as much as 20 dollars with a few minutes. I've seen rates jump from 6 to 20 dollars in a very...

Or Amazon's circular return policy. You click product damaged during shipment, it shows you a list of recent purchases, you select the product and it takes you to the reason for returning the product page again. Rinse and repeat, but never can escape the cycle unless you pick a different reason...

From what I've seen the SRD is largely incomplete unless that's changed recently.

While that is technically true, seldom do manufacturers stop at just recouping an expense. They use it as a marketing ploy to increase prices further than the actual costs they are incurring. To the Author: Many manufacturing companies that rely on factories overseas have test plants in the US...

Even if that's the case, actual mileage on a vehicle has to be clearly visible. Any misrepresentation of the actual mileage on a vehicle is a crime. Mostly it's because lowering the odometer defrauds the buyer.

Previous instances: 1. Honda (2007 Class Action Lawsuit) Citation Result: Settlement: Honda did not admit fault, but agreed to settle. Compensation Included: Extended warranties by 5% of the mileage limit (to reflect the excess recorded). Lease mileage adjustments (so lessees wouldn’t pay...

He hasn't pardoned family yet, so there is that.

Not the first time defective odometer reading were discovered on cars. It will be hard to prove intentional manipulation of the data, so it'll likely just result in warranty extensions and updates on lease agreements as well as some type of fix, whether software or hardware based.

This is how Ars operates now. "You know Ars comenters. Bunch of bitchy little girls" - borrowed from Sam Axe.

This is Ars, the home of being shouted down. Just look at the comments from the mob.

Exactly.

They might not have technical expertise, but they'd have practical expertise in knowing what considerations need to be taken in account for the project to be successful.

About the only thing you can do is to present all results and let the user decide which to read. Any sort of weighting system will end up biased in one direction or the other based on the audience doing the rating rather than the actual facts. I've seen ads for Ground News lately and wonder if...

Things rarely change unless someone is feeling the pain. :) It's a good philosophy and one I've used in the past. I'm not childish enough to turn my back on friends though because they might have made an unwise decision.

You just proved my point with the name calling. No one wants to hear it. They voted and ignored your concerns.