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I venture there all the time via hiking or biking as I live near-by.

1. It gives access to an area a lot of people wouldn't / couldn't adventure to due to location and/or heat during the summer. 2. It's the journey not the destination. The view along the way would be pretty cool. 3. The observatory has very limited parking.

"Better" QA, more testers, more developers, etc. won't catch these types of bugs if there isn't a test scenario which triggers the bug in the first place.

Some people can't or do not want to take on the burden of providing breast milk. To make themselves feel better they sometimes demonize the choice of breast milk. Now in their minds they no longer have suffer the consequences of the choice they made for their child.

You could try the JSONView chrome extension.

I remember that game: Javascript hide and go seek

Aaaaand there's a dong in their own screenshot. Brilliant.

When your chain stretches beyond a certain point and does not get replaced it will begin to wear down your gear teeth due to excess friction against the sides. Eventually your gears can become worn enough that they will cause skipping (aka chain slipping off the teeth).

What happens when someone is included in multiple projects? Where does that email go? What happens when a feature spans multiple projects? How do you auto-magically track that as well?

This will be great for people driving and reading a book on their phone with one hand....

You hear about this all the time these days. Is this issue prevalent in all schools now from public to private and low to high socioeconomic status?

How does that work when you want to buy them an expensive item like a bicycle, segway, computer etc. that would take them too long to save up for?

Did Andy step down or finally have an opportunity to peruse his dream?

> For Rubin, manufacturing is a return to the past. According to a 2007 profile, Rubin began as a robot engineer at lens manufacturer Carl Zeiss and had a brief stint at Apple as a manufacturing engineer before devoting his working hours to developing computers instead. However, robotics remained a hobby, with Rubin both building his own and amassing a collection of robots from Japan.

The PS2 continued to sell very well after the PS3 arrived as well.