yards

And a lot of us have yards, the area being resolutely suburban, and of course the weather is great (assuming this thing doesn't need too much water).

But It would be funny to see some 14 year old kid take ownership of Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn.

Shipping containers are a lot like packets, ports and train yards are a lot like routers, etc.

Back during the first dot-com bust, people were renting out sheds in back yards and occupancy was at ~100%.

Why don't people with off-road equipped vehicles just drive thru others' yards to get around traffic blockages?

A single spherical fermenter of 100 yards diameter could produce the primary food for the 30 million inhabitants of Mexico City.

At this point, I think I could spot a piece of spam tip-toeing through the brush at 300 yards.

In fact, I would get people waving and saying hi from 100 yards away across a stream.

Aren't they convenient because they're only a few yards from your car?

I guess you have a point, I never shoot anything from more than 80 yards, so it might be impossible.

Because there are tons of studies showing that page load speed makes a huge difference to user experience, retention, CTR, the whole nine yards.

When will you have the first unit in customers' back yards?

Considering that The Internet as a whole is basically amounts to a whole lot of interconnected, other people's (back yards/restaurants/other poor analogies for physical spaces), saying "but the first doesn't apply" is both willfully obtuse and missing the point.

I don't know the level of seriousness here, but discharging a weapon within 150 yards of a house or occupied building is definitely unlawful in CA: "3004.