The back end of Kinja, the platform Lifehacker and its sister blogs run on, is not entirely reliable. The current dev team is making huge improvements, but at the moment a lot of writers avoid drafting their work in it. But... I write in Kinja anyway. So far I’ve never lost a post oh god oh god I’m saving right now. Read more

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Ridiculously catchy. Read more

I smell a business opportunity.

So he did get it running after all! Good for him. When I went out there, he was reluctant to put a price on it until he had tried fiddling around with it some more. Nice looking truck. Read more

It pains me to say that one year later, the Saab 900 that my brother picked up from Ron is still a work in progress. A lot of that has to do with us only being able to work on it in our spare time, but I’d be lying if I said that the rust we found was negligible. It has indeed turned out to be a bigger project than… Read more

Kill tha wabbit. Even if it is good at making left toins at Albuquoique. Read more

The motorcyclist who caught it on video stopped (presumably after finding a safer place to pull over). Read more

That’s funny, because the Probe originally came about because Ford was once threatening to build a wrong-wheel-drive Mustang.

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These idiots: putting the ass in enthusiasst.
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FLICK YEAH
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No more pinch :(

It’s noticeable during entry, no doubt. How about once you’re already seated and the door is closed? Read more

Yeah, that’s the part of the design phase I was referring to. Too late to change it now, but what led to this design in the first place? Is there an advantage to having a door-mounted striker? Read more

I’m all for reading manuals to get familiar with all the features, but this seems like a basic enough function that ought to have had a more intuitive design. Would it have been too much to ask during the design phase that the release mechanism be placed on the door instead? I suppose the lever isn’t hidden per se,… Read more

The sketch above, if accurate, shows Morris attempting to merge AFTER having passed the legal point-of-no-return. He missed his legal opportunity to merge and must therefore follow the exit and get back on later. Whatever right he thinks he had to enter that lane at that point appears to be well overshadowed by the… Read more

Leather’s nice and all, but velour is far more luxurious. Read more

I couldn’t remember either! Made it even harder to find a screenshot... Finally found it: Super Solvers: Midnight Rescue! Read more

I like to call it the “Midas Well”. Read more