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His statements are so far detached from reality that I literally cannot figure what he's trying to say. Jones lost be default in both Connecticut and Texas: >>>On Monday, November 15th, a superior court judge in Connecticut ruled that conspiracy theorist Alex Jones was liable by default in a...

When you say "this is proof free speech is dead" do you mean it was "free" in your view back in 1917 when people were arrested and fined for demonstrating, but it was somehow not free in 2018 when the NYPD guarded protestors? >>>I’m staying at a hotel very close to Lafayette Square, and you’ll...

I talked to Erin briefly today at AXPONA. He seems to be in good spirits (I don’t know him other than from his videos).

At the other end of the cost spectrum, the Vanatoo speakers were impressive given the price

I need to listen to them. Did you listen to the Perlistens?

I agree with what you’ve said. You have more patience than me. I realize I’m preaching to the choir, but there seems to be a false belief among some people that there’s a legal remedy for any activity that causes damage. Causation and damages are necessary, but there’s a lot more to it (even...

You haven’t posted anything that would survive a 12(b)(6) motion

Based on what I've seen so far, I doubt it would make it to a jury. >>>The requirement of independent appellate review enunciated in New York Times reflects a deeply held conviction that judges -- particularly Members of this Court -- must exercise such review in order to preserve precious...

Now that OJ died, the final chapter will play out. It's not at all clear what will happen in terms of his estate: >>>David Cook, an attorney who has been seeking since 2008 to collect the civil judgment in the Ron Goldman case, said he spoke with Fred Goldman, father of Ron, on Thursday about...

And . . . drum roll . . . hell froze over and the appeals court agreed with Trump and called off the trial. Just kidding, Trump of course lost again. >>>In Mr. Trump’s latest last-minute bid to delay a trial that starts Monday, he filed a civil action in an appeals court against the judge in...

I have something like 60-70 can lights in my house and I probably replace about 6 bulbs per year. However, some of the lights do not get used very often so they probably last something like 3-4 years with regular use. On the other hand, I have some Ecosmarts in my garage that are still going...

I've had pretty decent luck with Ecosmart LED bulbs from Home Depot. Personally I prefer the bright white. I'm surprised you have had so many failures. As others have mentioned, if they're not ventilated they seem to get cooked and fail.

Just when I thought Trump had reached max desperation in the hush money case, his lawyers filed yet another appeal today (after losing yet another one on Monday). >>>Lawyers for Donald Trump have filed another appeal in the hush money case to challenge the order by the trial’s judge denying him...

Since you asked, Weisselberg was just sentenced to another five months for perjury. >>>The former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization on Wednesday was sentenced to five months in prison for perjury stemming from former President Trump’s civil fraud case. . . . The charges stemmed...

According to a recent WSJ report, U.S. drones are expensive and they have not performed well in Ukraine. >>>Ukrainian officials have found U.S.-made drones fragile and unable to overcome Russian jamming and GPS blackout technology. At times, they couldn’t take off, complete missions or return...

This might be somewhat different than the point you're making, but devices that rely on one screen for all user interaction are a pet peeve. This seems to be a trend in everything from microwaves to vehicles. In one of my vehicles, instead of having push buttons and dials to control the HVAC...

Trump's losers (oops "lawyers") are serving up another smoking pile of desperation. >>>Donald J. Trump, a week away from standing trial in Manhattan on criminal charges that he falsified records to cover up a sex scandal, has indicated he plans to file a lawsuit against the judge overseeing...

The ethics actions against the attorneys who were involved in January 6 have been getting less press coverage. In my opinion they need to be held accountable to discourage more of the same in the future.

This is not a final ruling, but it doesn't look good for Clark right now: >>>WASHINGTON, April 4 (Reuters) - Attorney Jeffrey Clark, who held a senior role in the U.S. Justice Department during Donald Trump's presidency, should face professional discipline over his effort to enlist the agency...

I doubt it. The judge could have tossed it on the merits but it would have required a more detailed ruling addressing all of the garbage arguments. Timing is much easier. Reading between the lines, the judge thinks the arguments are without merit so he's not worried about a guilty verdict being...