Comment Re:None of the above... (Score 4, Informative) 380
I've only ever driven an automatic but I still do it that way.
Comment Re:Thoughts and questions that have popped in my h (Score 1) 432
Around here I see billboards that say, "Abortion kills a baby every 24 seconds," and all I can think is "Wow, that's efficient."
Comment Re:Kinda digging Python (Score 1) 510
You could always do:
return [a - 1, a + 1][a > 0]
but that isn't necessarily very Pythonic.
return [a - 1, a + 1][a > 0]
but that isn't necessarily very Pythonic.
Comment Re:Complaining about the option-fast (Score 1) 367
You guys are both lucky. For $63/month I only get 800kbps down, 160kbps up.
Comment Re:Sigh (Score 2) 348
Do the digits on a watch tell me the time, but the electronics merely enable the digits... or does the watch tell me what time it is?
Does the watch manage your time, or does the watch enable you to manage your time?
Comment Re:I do think about this time to time (Score 1) 515
I'm busy constructing
I, for one, welcome our time-travelling zombie-shelter-making overlords.
Comment Re:Hmm... (Score 5, Informative) 185
Time to get a screwdriver and cut out the cancer that OnStar has become.
I believe you can just pull a dedicated fuse, actually.
Comment Re:Warranty (Score 1) 244
Again, these are most likely not the kind of people who will improperly their CPU, but accidents do happen
I improperlied my CPU once, and it pressed charges...
Comment Re:Speedometers/Tachometers/etc. (Score 1) 505
My car has both but I exclusively use the digital; the 20mph gap between major lines on the analog makes it too difficult to quickly determine the speed.
Comment Re:not that its in any way comparable (Score 1) 244
Perhaps he's already one foot below the ground?
Comment Re:TFA Is Sparse On Information (Score 2) 353
As someone who enjoys reading articles, I found the summary to be too good.
Comment Office Use (Score 1) 310
We print tags that guide parts through the production process, between multiple plants, and out the door.
I've printed almost 30,000 of them on a single printer this year alone. Others in my office are nearing 15,000.
Including sales orders and invoices, we've easily printed over 100,000 pages between five or six people.
Comment Re:Now what Google needs is an Auto-Airbrush App (Score 1) 83
Then you get the makeup option.
Dropbox Attempts To Kill Open Source Project 250
Meskarune writes "Dropbox is trying to kill the Dropship project, a useful program that allows users to import files into their accounts using hashes and bypassing the need to make files public. Dropbox sent out fake DMCA requests to all parties involved, and is banning and censoring the program."
Comment Re:Categories/directories (Score 1) 169
They also need a "random video" button a la Wikipedia's "random article" button for those of us who enjoy finding something new and unexpected.
