And honestly I wish they did too, because V6 plus automatic plus loud exhaust is possibly the worst sound that has ever existed.

Around Akron I constantly encounter chargers and challengers with v6s and trumpet exhausts where the owners clearly wish they had a v8.

And I say that as somebody who absolutely loved a 700 Mile road trip in a rented V6 charger sxt, but that was compared to my then daily Fiesta ST which is a horrible road trip car. I'm sure I would have been even happier driving a R/T.

I am sure that there are a lot of people who like their pentastar cha{r,llen}gers, but at the same time I doubt there are very many people who actually care what they're driving at all that didn't wish it was the V8. The people who are happy with the V6 probably don't care what's under the hood.

That is...fucking wild. I know I drink a lot more than the average person and for me a bottle a week is heavy. And I know that there are serious alcoholics who look at me like I'm a lightweight.

I have a client that *currently* has two wireless access points active and serving their business which no one knows where they are. I've personally spent hours searching using signal monitor tools and as far as I can tell they're in the drop ceiling somewhere but have not yet managed to find them.

It can be both.

At some point the reasonable position of "our drunk POS husbands need to stop drinking" became the unreasonable fun-hating position of "everyone needs to stop drinking" and we got Prohibition out of it, followed by the modern "drug war" types learning absolutely nothing from it.

We do both of these things and it is glorious. Good partners understand and accept that each other's social needs can be different.

In my experience middle management and higher (especially in the legal and healthcare industries) are the sole reason fax machines still exist. Everyone else either hates faxes or just doesn't care what the process is, but the people with the power to force change don't want to learn anything new.

Protest votes only work when the lesser of two evils is certain to win. When it's actually a close race they're just self-defeating.

As long as the US remains a first-past-the-post system we're stuck with this. Yes it sucks, maybe if we're lucky RCV or something similar catches on.

In the context of a US Presidential election where one of two people will become President for four years, and one of those people is literally the cult king of a far-right attempt to take over the country, then yes you absolutely vote for the disappointing center-right Democrat.

My understanding was that NDs implied lack of intent to fire, where reckless is "intent to fire but no intent to do whatever happened next"

Isn't that a subset of intentional?

<preacher voice>
Computers and paper interacting is unnatural! Only EVIL can be found where they mix. And if you are in the darkest of places, sometimes they join forces with analog telephones to create the UNHOLY TRINITY that is fax. Those who interact with the fax for too long can not be saved...

Sealand?