...because thinking that Title II should apply to data and not just POTS means you're short-sighted?

Where I live is mostly cities, freeways, lots of vehicles, traffics, etc. :(

I understand why a company would worry about this. They want to save their business and don't want to be wrapped up in something bad. But here is the thing, it seems to me that in this country where we ask the question "Is this legal?" way too often. This is just one case of it. We have natural rights in this country. The Bill of Rights limits what the government can do that could threaten those rights. Buying a machine to make weapons to defend yourself is a natural right. Note, that making a gun for yourself is different than buying one of the machines to make guns to sell to others. That *is* covered by law. Building guns for others makes you a gun manufacturer. The default position should be for a company to say there is no law that limits an individual exercising their right and until there is, we will ship it.

Yeah, and in Linux/SteamOS. ;)

How many miles? I wonder if anyone bike over 35 miles 1/one way to commute for work. I don't mean electronic types like motorcycles.

I feel that any developer who calls themselves a "rockstar developer" is probably suffering a severe case of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

All the really competent developers I've ever known have had anything but "rockstar" like qualities. They generally don't boast, they are generally frugal, they are generally the exact opposite of a rockstar.

Because USA sucks. USA isn't #1 or the best anymore. :(

SHIT

[laugh tracks]

Building a simple SoC that works on an FPGA is sufficient. You're getting low enough level by writing HDL to make a simple computer on a FPGA.

AntDude is a turn off? :(

I also hate alcohol too when my parents let me tried wines, beers, etc. Same with friends. I will take water and juice!

Ha. Why didn't Neo or Mouse do this? ;)

What about the lady in the red you were distracted with? ;)

Judge Dredd, is that you?

That is why I always say "prove it". Let's see results.