I’ve written before about this, but it’s very unlikely that Ford (the OEM/manufacturer) has this many auto technicians (people that perform car repairs using existing tooling and documentation).

Most likely, these positions are for Mechanical Engineers or similar. These would be people doing R&D, analyzing failure trends, etc. They would not be the ones working in the service department of your local Ford dealership, because those people are employees of the dealership and not Ford.

Let’s not start celebrating too early - they’ve agreed to have a hearing, about the policies of the police department. It’s a far cry from ruling against the evidence being admissible during trial.

So a full Stacy’s Mom situation, except it worked out for the protagonist.

It just said to submit an affidavit (meaning you can lie, but they can retaliate against you later). If they were serious, it would say that DV shows up on the background report and would disqualify you

The article says it’s a developing story, and to check back for updates.

Does anyone have any idea what new developments or updates are even possible? Aside from zombies, of course

They get wider, on average, up to the limits of the roadways. It’s likely that they would’ve been fine if they had compact cars, or the typical cars of 20 years ago.

Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent - John Maynard Keynes

Just a theory, but 1,400 might cover critical needs. IOW, care that cannot be transferred nor delayed.

Not just owned by, but used by and for the organization. The fact that his wife has one too makes that very suspicious.

He’s 79, and looking to have a child with this potential bride. He says at least 20 years younger (meaning, no older than 59), but there aren’t a lot of women in their 50s looking to have kids. Even in their 40s means it’s risky.

Add on the many, MANY specific requirements, and it seems unlikely he will ever find someone. It actually reads like those fake job listings where they try to pretend they’re looking, knowing that no one will ever meet the requirements. It doesn’t even have the usual financial offer to attract the gold diggers.

In Outlook, they’re keyword-based. Use words like “attached” or “file” and it will automatically prompt you, regardless of the context.

Of course, I’m sure Microsoft is going to cram copilot into it, so that it stops working sometimes

There are many reasons that people would use a particular schedule. Congestion is only one, and not even a big one usually.

A far bigger reason is to be done with it so they can get on with their day, whatever that might be. That way the errand(s) are done and won’t interrupt them or weigh on their minds.

TVs are often designed to impress you when they’re on display at the store, leading to your purchase. It should come as no surprise that this is completely different from your home viewing environment.

Glossy screens, vivid and oversaturated colors, etc are a perfect example of this.

There’s a pivotal moment that could’ve changed history (on this front).

In Biden’s final State of the Union address, there were rumors circulating about his mental deterioration. A lot of insiders were reporting similar experiences. These were often dismissed, because they sound exactly like attacks from his opponents, particularly on the right.

Then the address happened. Biden was entirely present. He was passionate, he was articulate. He showed no signs of what people were claiming. Clearly, he had a very good day. The criticisms and reports stopped, although he skipped a number of traditional public appearances.

Fast forward a few months to the debate, and he had a bad night. Everything that people had been warning about, was on full display. To make it worse, Trump’s dementia was having a good day.

What would’ve happened if the SOTU had happened on a bad day?

Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in 'The Curse of the Flying Hellfish

That’s pretty easy to get around with shell companies. The homes could be setup as a members-only “hotel”, owned by a nonprofit entity, with the shareholders being the person’s family.

I like the idea, but this won’t get there.

That’s not how eminent domain works. At all.

Eminent domain is when the government forces someone to sell their assets to the government. In exchange, the government must pay them the fair market value.

In other words, the government would be the one paying them all that profit.

When you open the image, at the top right is a button labeled HD. Tap that and try again.

Apparently it’s been there since the Reddit days, but I didn’t learn of it until later.

FWIW, Office (or more accurately, everything that was part of Office) was renamed Microsoft 365 years ago, in 2020. That was long before the AI insanity.

Something to remember is that small claims is very cheap, and accessible for the average person. It’s something like $35 filing, and they can’t even send their lawyers. You need to do some research and bring all sorts of documentation to support your claims, but it’s not meant to be intimidating.

Once you win, you can enlist the police to help you enforce the judgment. See what Warren and Maureen Nyerges did to Bank of America in 2011.

Yes, you will probably need additional judgments to enforce the original one that they will ignore, but you can keep getting attorneys fees added to the total.