The people who think police can reasonably just aim for the legs or hands need to have exposure to firearms that isn’t just from cinema.

Oh sweet, I starred them both in google maps to keep in mind for future road trips. Most of my team is in the indy area and the ones with kids rave about their museum but I assumed it was local bias

That ones good, there is a cool music-centric one in Toledo, and Indianapolis is just entirely next level.

Legally you have to blow them up

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Did the pizza get worse, or did your tastes change? Makes you think!

Knock them down and run them over haha aha

they were going to the grand reopening of the cricket

That’s crazy fr because every time I park these stupid things it says invalid parking even at the hub. Must be some secret hack that I must know.

I was about a block away at 9AM and heard what sounded like 6 gunshots. I've been keeping an eye on news sources ever since, but nothing has come up.

Meh, we’ve had snowstorms in April before.

Winter in Pittsburgh never ends in early March, even during mild winters like this one.

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From what I hear, all of the staff is under pressure from the administrators to get patients out the door as fast as possible

Is it legal to impound these until the company pays for their release? I find these on private property all the time and I'm considering doing this if I find them on my own property.

I know I'm in the minority, but I'm so sick of these shitheads stealing public space so they can make a profit.

I'd post a 'no parking' sign and then look into the tow laws - if they're blocking your driveway, my understanding is you're permitted to tow them.

Ask your neighbor to stop parking them there. That’s not a deployment spot, so someone in the area is parking them there. As others have said, reporting them in the app is also affective. If a user gets enough reports they get a fine and then a ban. They’ll probably get one eventually on their own if they’re taking the picture there, but reports speed up the process.

If you have time, use 311 too. I'm not convinced Spin shares all these issues back to the city, so the city doesn't know the scope of the problem.

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I mean maybe do this if you think there's an actual chance of enforcement but you should never have to contact a remote site to access your own property.

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nothing on pulsepoint

Check out the Strong Museum of Play up in Rochester if you've never been. We took our toddler back in september, and it was incredible. It's also massive, and the top floor has a museum of toys and video games which was awesome for the adults

The company seems to be focused on platooning, which I personally think is the logical evolution of "almost self driving".

> A computer will never be able to hook the air lines, check if there is a gap between the apron and fifth wheel, raise or lower landing gear legs, fill itself up with fuel, etc

They'll just have the one driver do it for 3 trucks. That's why it makes sense, still having a person on-hand and just doing more work.

you basically have to assume every local news story is designed to generate the most clicks possible

When the air smells like demons, blame the coke works.

It might be helpful to remember that vinyl chloride doesn't smell like sulfur because it doesn't contain any sulfur. When vinyl chloride is concentrated enough to smell, it smells sweet.