I wonder if what might save him is he asked for a lawyer before giving the duress PIN, a lawyer might have told him it was a bad idea to do it.

The fact they violated his Miranda rights might get him out of the situation. But he surely should have just kept saying "lawyer" and nothing else.

I'd be surprised. Asking for a lawyer doesn't mean they can't use anything you voluntarily say or do after that against you.

I had one for a long time but the isp that was the local registrar is long defunct now

It is a bad idea to have any services come from your ISP that aren’t portable.

It flipped after the analog shutoff in 2009, most US TV stations are UHF now (even if the tv displays their VHF channel number)

I had one but the "Delegated Manager" was a local dsl isp that went out of business and I lost the ability to update the name servers for it

Copper State Credit Union supports passkey

Reminds me of when the mostly loved Google Inbox was killed because people spent less time in gmail

Electricity is very cheap next door in Arizona

their minivans are notorious for transmission problems

There was (is?) a time where if you replaced the tranny fluid with anything BUT the exact Chrysler one, it would kill it dead pretty quick. Some people would buy up minivans with dead transmissions at 80k miles or whenever the quick lube place told them to flush the tranny, then clean it out and put the right fluid in and it'd work fine again.

My mom didn't even get one home from the dealership when it seized up on the highway. Something about the solenoid pack but don't take my word for it, I was all of 8.

I get IPv6 on verizon

I only buy the bluray if I've already seen it and know I'd want to watch again when I receive it. Keeps me from collecting stuff that doesn't get watched.

I loop through the collection by putting a watched disc back in a separate spot until I've gone through them all and then start over.