TheMightyEthan

Just finished Sunset Overdrive. Really enjoyed it, great game.

Daredevil season 2 confirmed. https://twitter.com/Daredevil/status/596721164753461248

In the US, but I'm pretty much in the same position. I do drive to work when the weather's not nice, but it's not very far so I can go 2 months without a fill-up, and I don't think our fuel taxes are as bad as yours anyway. *Edit - I do have Obamacare insurance, but I don't actually qualify for any subsidies and my firm pays my premium anyway.

And that, my friends, is the problem with first past the post. Like GOH! said, it is largely to blame for the US's terrible system.

I have an S4, though I've never really looked into rooting it.

Is there any other benefit to the edge screen? I just feel like any possible use for it is such an edge case that it's pointless. Pardon the pun. *Edit - @FDS: how is the S6 more locked down than other phones? Genuine question.

Mario-Kart-themed go-karts with augmented reality goggles so you can actually see the shells and bananas and whatnot.

Just watched that trailers thing. Idk, I feel like saying all trailers are the same is kind of a pointless criticism (assuming it's meant to be a criticism) because trailers are just ads, so they're just going to be calculated to make you want to see the movie. Whatever formula works best, that's what they're going to use.

I shampoo my beard every day, so I'm fairly confident it's approximately as clean as my head hair.

I followed it enough to know that Spider-Man was going to be in the MCU, but not much else. Glad to hear his debut is Civil War, that means we won't be subject to another drawn-out origin story.

Are we sure Spider-Man's actually going to be in this movie? The first standalone Spider-Man isn't until 2017. Also, just noticed that Infinity War parts 1 & 2 are both being handled by the same writer/director team as Winter Soldier, so that's pretty exciting.

Rockstar just put up a Q&A about a bunch of things, but said about the mods specifically: So whether it was accidental, or they did it on purpose and are just lying, they already seem to be backing away from it.

Yeah, I would be much less interested if Lucas were involved.

Fast and Furious?

I too liked the Prestige.

That makes me sad. And also now I want that Star Destroyer, but I think my wife would actually divorce me.

My main issue is the supposed "feature" that now you can see the notification light even when you lay the phone on its face. Thing is, I lay my phone on its face so I can't see the notification light, such as at night when I'm sleeping.

Characters, no matter how well established or who the actor is, can die suddenly and without warning.

XD is a big smile, DX is an upset face, they're not the same thing.

Yeah, we run into trouble with the sheriff's department in Wichita (the closest thing we have to a big city) if we need stuff served there. We joke that they just drive by and if it doesn't look like anybody's home they return it as unable to serve. We can also serve things by certified mail, although that's really easy to avoid so we tend to only do it for businesses, who typically aren't trying to avoid service. With businesses there's lots of ways to serve them: you can serve them through their registered agent for service of process, or if they don't have one then you can serve them through the Secretary of State, or by serving a manager, partner, executive, or general agent, or you can always serve them by "leaving a copy of the summons and petition or other document at any of its business offices with the person having charge thereof" which means you can leave it with the secretary or front desk person at any business location. The only time I've ever served anyone myself was in a custody case: I wanted the other party's new girlfriend to testify, but she lives out of state so I hadn't been able to get her served. I had the subpoena ready to go, and he happened to bring her to court on his own, so I served her in the hallway outside the courtroom.

At least in Kansas any attorney is authorized to serve process, and you can also have a special process server appointed. So like here there's a retired sheriff's officer who kind of enjoys it, so any time we need to have more control over service we'll ask the court to appoint him and they always will, but there's no general licensing of process servers. *Edit - All of that is in addition to having the sheriff serve it, which is the standard method.

Yeah, she can't possibly win, the only question is what legal deficiency out of the many available the judge will pick to use to dismiss it.

A 66-year-old Nebraska woman has filed a federal lawsuit against all homosexuals for being gay. She has filed this on behalf of "Plaintiffs God, and His Son, Jesus Christ. Among her allegations are that the homosexuals say that "God doesn't care that their [sic] homosexuals; because He loves them." Obviously it's going to be dismissed. My guess would be it will be dismissed for lack of standing, with the court saying she doesn't have authority to bring a lawsuit on behalf of God.

And I'm going to refer back to the articles I linked in this comment.