R U a Cyberpunk?

Dirty_Tleilaxu · 12 days

Capitalize that 'i'. It's a proper noun.

jdmousley · 26 days

lrn2clickahead imo

jdmousley · 26 days

Thought Setoguchi's shootout biff would be #1 as I clicked the link, was not disappointed.

That said, he's my favorite Wild player. After that, Setoguchi went something like 3 for 3 shootout attempts to end the season. He plays with a lot of heart even though he was cursed: traded a day after signing a 3-yr extension, got hit by a car while in a building, and plays for a subpar team while relatively carrying his own weight. What sucks is this year was the first one in the last three where he didn't score 20 goals. He scored 19.

artcarden · 28 days

Fly to Canada and fly back.

artcarden · 29 days

No, I'm saying that assumed deterrence is irrelevant to the fact of their incompetence.

artcarden · 29 days

The TSA operates in foreign airports...

artcarden · 29 days

A terrorist would have to be dumber than a TSA agent to think they need to think twice before messing with the overwhelming competence of the agency

artcarden · 29 days

You can postulate that, fine, but similarly, it seems pretty silly to me. You'd think in 10+ years, they would have actually stopped a real attack, but no, TSA failed twice to stop explosives from getting on a plane and it was left up to the passengers to defend themselves. They are a documented failure since their inception.

artcarden · 29 days

A problem of silent evidence?

Not a chance. If they actually stopped something, they'd publicize the hell out of it. At the very least, we'd see media coverage of a trial. Remember the shoe bomber? The underwear bomber? Both were stopped by passengers on the plane, both were all over the news, and both went to trial.

Silver_Stang · 1 month

That's a pretty niche area -- how did you break into it?

lehorn · 1 month

Those aren't necessarily free either. In my home state of Minnesota, there is a fee. It's small, but still a poll tax.

kmad · 1 month

You're going to give NHL.com an idea with that one.

AnotherClosetAtheist · 1 month

That's a great episode.

rauls4 · 1 month

Meh. It has always been cool to be an Apple user.

floppyfluke44 · 1 month

Reducing dramatic prison costs with minimal affect on prisoner conditions? Clearly I'm the one whose ignorant.

Everything I've found shows no real reduction in costs and if any it's certainly not "dramatic". Where are you getting this "dramatic" reduction from?

ChuckSpears · 1 month

whose parties senators were the ones who kept voting against the Civil Rights Acts

That's a massive oversimplification. The vote was split by region, and at the time, the Democrats owned the south. Once LBJ signed the act into law, he is said to have said "We've just lost the south for a generation". And it's been deep red Republican ever since. *Note that the Democrats who voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964 changed to "Dixiecrats".

iLiKePaNkAcKeS · 1 month

tl;dr: a white-out when the away team wears white is an absolutely retarded idea.

So all white-outs are absolutely retarded since pretty much every away team wears white. I'm not sure I agree with you a hundred percent on your police work, there, Lou.

siredward85 · 1 month

Christian Ehrhoff plays for the Sabres now.

floppyfluke44 · 1 month

"Al Gore is on Apple's Board of Directors" - Sent from my iPhone

univega · 1 month

Not sure this was discussed elsewhere in the thread, but then were to GC talks come in? Having two conferences a year, for many years, there is a wealth of wisdom. But how much of that is just "I think" and not Truth? I suppose this is where agency/HG comes in? I'm an ex-mormon, but one of the things that bothered me a great deal was a couple conferences ago, incidentally the last conference I watched as a believing member, the 14 Fundamentals of Following the Prophet came up in more than one talk. It bothered me a lot -- no need to go into why, but the fact that it did was part of the impetus to bail. How much of this is Ezra Taft Benson's good-natured thoughts and not God's real truth, same as Joseph F. Smith's above? Seems there are probably a lot of examples of this, too.

Speaking of that talk: How we reconcile:

Sixth: The prophet does not have to say “Thus saith the Lord” to give us scripture ... the Lord says of the Prophet, “Thou shalt give heed unto all his words and commandments which he shall give unto you.” (D&C 21:4.)

univega · 1 month

A lot of people aren't prophets. I guess my point is, it makes sense that some members are confused on this doctrine since it has changed relatively recently and quietly. "Thus saith the Lord" or the like is nowhere to be found in a lot of doctrinal statements -- The Proclamation on the Family, for example.

azzurri10 · 1 month

Just being snarky. I'll go back to wallowing in my NHL team's suckitude.

LibsrPus · 1 month

Generally, engineers != scientists. Also, if someone is a climate or meteorological scientist, they wouldn't refer to themselves an engineer. This is speaking as someone who is an engineer and has worked for NASA. This doesn't discount their sentiment, but it does call bullshit on the title of the article. It's also interesting that all of the signatures on the letter come from a single NASA center out of several.

LibsrPus · 1 month

Looking at the signature list, I don't see a lot of scientists there. Lots of engineers and managers. A few astronauts.

(EDIT: and they're all apparently from one NASA center -- Johnson Space Center)

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