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While we're on the subject, the Koss SportaPro are still the best "don't care if it breaks" headphones I have ever found. Astounding sound quality, sturdy, sweat resistant, light, and comfy. We own two pairs, plus a pack of replacement earpads (still haven't needed to use them).

Looks like you can get one for $17 shipped on eBay.

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Same here. My initial suspicion (liable to be wrong) is that the "Credit" tab pushed the width of the menu in mobile above what our phones can display, so it collapses further.

@GasBandit Here's a bunch of practice locks, might be up yer alley.

Went to a fighter practice for the first time in... 4 months? And before that it had probably been half a year. Anyway, I actually fit in my kit again (some flab still pokin' through, and on the last straps, but whatever), and was able to spar for more than a minute without collapsing :D

Yes, I believe this has been discussed here in the past, and it fits with the general feeling that grand juries are prosecutor patsies.

To be fair, grand juries *are* a problem. They're supposed to act as a check in power for prosecutors, but the joke about how a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich has a reason for existing. Regardless, Fox does not give a shit about prosecutorial overreach when it's the average citizen (or...

Assuming you're talking about a 401(k) to Roth IRA conversion, that is very sucky. Too late to help now, but you usually have until October of the next year to undo a conversion if it becomes disadvantageous come tax time (I've done a Roth to Trad recharacterization myself, as a few years ago my...

Except for having to pay taxes on the conversion, as it's essentially counted as income for that year. Refer to Vanguard's FAQ about it.

Ron Burgundy, beer in hand.

Doesn't seem worse than the wiretap that 95% of American adults carry (cellphones), or the tracking device that 77% carry (smartphones). A lot of recent technology exists on a privacy/convenience axis.

I've had zero issues with it, probably because I haven't let any program know that I did it. Just a handful of symlinks at the base subdirectories. Everyone thinks everything is in C:.

You could assign both the animal and the trainer to an overlapping area where no other animals go.

Sure, take the easy way out.

Use a random number generator set to a range corresponding to the game's lat-long, re-roll until a non-water tile is generated.