Iamdanno @ Iamdanno @lemmynsfw.com

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As it happens, you pay for the privilege. . .

Yes, but actually no. They are looking NOW, because they are being forced to look. They apparently weren't before, which is a sign of bad QA, and the scary part for the potential passengers.

I just want them to make it a KC Chiefs helmet full-time.

I keep multiple versions in the same library. I use Emby, and, as long as my naming is good, I get one listing for each movie, and the ability to select which version to watch.

You just reminded me of something I saw once, that I'd love to find. It was some sketch comedy show, and the sketch was "Every episode of Star Trek". It was hysterical.

They can also be a sign of poor quality control and/or poor quality in general, which makes them newsworthy to people (potentially) entrusting their lives to the workmanship involved.

"highly sensitive", LOL

If the FAA doesn't delay the data, why should anyone else?

In public, there is no expectation of privacy, least of all if you are a celebrity.

I agree wholeheartedly about the GH version. I couldn't stand it until I heard that version.

When I eat pie, I eat it in layers: 1st the top crust or topping, then the filling, then the crust.

Because Boeing is a massive military contractor. The US government needs Boeing, and will protect them.

Possibly, but I'd think there's an equal chance that it interests new customers. I'd have to see data proving either way.

But it's still ridiculous to be so concerned about the corporation that made a kabillion dollars in profit last year. If they're so go at their business that they can make those kinds of profits, one leaked image is not a problem.

So, when is that determined? Under optimal conditions? Rush-hour? Snowstorm? If an 80 year old is being impacted more than a 30 year old, there will be discrimination lawsuits.

It's so much easier to put it on a distance.youll never get it passed if it's stupid at face value.

Also, if I co-own my house with the mortgage company until it's paid off, does that mean my mortgage company can only write mortgages on houses within walking distance of their office? Who is walking? The CEO, the loan officer? Do they hire a speed-walker from the Olympics to increase their lending area?

Maybe.

Within 5 minutes based upon what? Walking, driving? What time of day? You'd have to use a distance instead.

Won't someone think of the corporations?!

I think that happened in one of Tom Clancy's books. I wonder if they used the tactics from the book?

I think it's actually the ADA that requires them, now that I think about it, but I know in commercial buildings there are requirements for size and location of mirrors in bathrooms (maybe only if you choose to install them).

How do they do that? IIRC, mirrors are required per building codes?