Any ad that isn't clear about what it's advertising nor confined to a well-defined space on a static page.

The cloud is automation layers to manage virtualization solutions and baremetal as a whole, automate management and deployment. It is about efficiency and accesibility for the enduser. It's about the possibility of exposing resources direct to users on demand.

Now that I disagree with.

The cloud is synonymous with "someone else's computer".

What? I thought it meant the AI itself was the driver and would have to sit a driving test.

What are you going to do about that? Isn't there some clause in your country's constitution that mandates you to fix situations like this?

Determined people can still access content despite the DRM, not because of it.

And now, thanks to the DRM, pirated content has more value than the original product. Who's letting the market decide now?

No.

Mozilla did have a choice. They made the wrong one.

That's not how I read the GP at all.

While the current trends are undeniable and a strong case for human causation exists, climate scientists, or at least people dressing up as climate scientists, often make statements beyond their expertise.

I'm talking about bold predictions such as by year 20xx sea levels will rise by x mm or the polar ice caps will be xx% smaller or Chicago will be xx degrees hotter in winter.

That's what I thought the GP was getting at, but I could of course be mistaken.

I don't really know why he stopped, but my own opinion is that it was because ROTJ nearly killed him. While he didn't direct ESB nor ROTJ, he was still very hands on through it and fretted at every expense.

Uh, ESB was most definitely just a money-grab. George Lucas initiated a Star Wars sequel to raise funds for his real dream - Skywalker Ranch.

He just happened to pick a good director for that one, who made the problematic script work well.

Which one will let me capture at a high frame rate (>60fps)?

And for you young'uns, what do you suppose your C++ or Java development times would be like if you got one compile a day?"

The development time might be a bit longer but, dammit, the code would be a hell of a lot better.

Perhaps we should go back to that system.

*sigh* I miss my Zaurus too. I still have it - a nice SL-5600 but the frontlight (not a backlight) burned out years ago so it's only good directly under bright light.

The precision with our without the stylus far exceeds anything I've seen in a capacitive display.

Pay As You Earn. Submit one IRD number to the payroll office when first starting work and then forget about it.

A more useful metric, IMO, is how reliable the suspend/wakeup cycles are. For example, a particular Fedora 16 box I ran would suspend/resume with 100% reliability. That is, it would suspend every time you asked it to, and wake up every time you asked it to. Another Fedora 20 machine has 100% sleep and 0% wake. ie it goes to sleep and NEVER WAKES UP without a hard power cycle. Another machine had 100% sleep and about 75% wake, which is again utterly useless.