This seems great for high or nearly-sustained speed driving, but what I really want is an electric only option from 0-15 mph, a "parking garage" or "traffic jam" mode that I can put my car into.

I asked that very question in OP, but was labelled a Troll.

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"It does not yet have direct rendering or any acceleration, but those patches should come soon."

How many projects are in the same state?

In other news, water is wet. If their half-lives didn't exceed the age of the planet, we wouldn't be having the discussion.

How did that post get marked up?

If you're in prison, that's it, you're in prison. But lets re-evaluate who goes to prison shall we? Imprisoning people doesn't seem to be helping with various societal and criminal issues.

Eventually the data has to be rendered and presented for use by the application user. I'll just screen-scrape, thanks.

--Russian hacker

So instead of keeping the password on the server, where you have some measure of control, you trust the client's unknown browser running on unknown hardware to keep it safe?

Only if you sell them at a loss. So if you want to take a loss in order to deduct part of that loss, knock yourself out. That'll show them.

But when the pepper oil comes out the other end. There's no quenching that fire.

Heck, even ProDOS had subdirectories.

Which is why you're a foe.

Your points are unrelated, and only 1 of the 3 examples you cite has anything to do with capitalism (even that is a stretch).

Netflix streams from AWS, and offers ISPs a sort of staging platform where popular content can be cached within the ISP network, eliminating the peering issue. Many cable providers refuse to implement it.

I saw Woz speak a few years ago at a conference, and he was pretty anti-cloud - he says you should own your own data, in your hand, on (ideally) a computer you built and programmed yourself. He's spot on.

Clouds lose data. They get hacked. They get snooped. If you have a storage device in your hand, you own the data.