I do think it would be cool if there was a dedicated GPS that took pictures too. You could use the GPS to geotag the picture and have it as an icon for a waypoint to help remind you what that waypoint is.
It's not exactly inexpensive, but the Garmin Oregon 550 does just that.
I realize this was meant to be funny, but the libertarian view is very limited government, not no government. Public safety and the common defense are usually accepted as proper functions of a libertarian government, and an asteroid impact probably falls into that category.
So, the libertarian solution is pretty much the same as everyone else: the government rounds up Bruce Willis, a drilling team, and a few nukes, then loads them onto a rocket heading to the asteroid...
There should have been 99.
You appear to have forgotten to convert between dollars and cents.
0.85 cents x 60000 miles = 51000 cents = $510
Which isn't overly high for a set of tires.
Personally, I don't have a problem with it.
Despite the somewhat high cost of the avionics, the real expense is the ground stations and the infrastructure to process all the data.
Two can Live as Cheaply as One for Half as Long. -- Howard Kandel
