Comment Heads will roll (Score 0) 177
I don't use iPhone but I want to see some executive responsible for this to step down.
Comment Re: Unsurprising (Score 1) 244
4. Buy a new iPhone when it slows down.
Comment Re:Worth the sacrifice? (Score 1) 116
before that, he can kiss goodbye to his MBA.
Comment This was discussed before (Score 1) 264
As proposed extension of Kardashev scale, type IV.
See this science paper for an example: http://mono.eik.bme.hu/~galant...
Comment Re:Double Checking (Score 4, Informative) 507
He said the space needed. It does not have to be in the same area.
Comment Re:Nobody in Hong Kong wants a Tesla anymore. (Score 1) 103
Hong Kong, being such a small city with the amount of road traffic, justifies such levy on cars, regardless of origin.
Comment Guilt by being Russian. (Score 4, Insightful) 96
That's all.
Comment Re:Voter records are public (Score 1) 119
Also to decide whom to pressure/suppress so that they will not vote
Comment First business, (Score 2) 109
block customer from checking competitors' price online.
Comment Re:Explanation (Score 1) 172
Simple, to keep the number of cars low in the country, to ease congestion on the street.
A comparison: Hong Kong has 100 % tax levy on cars. Hong Kong does not build cars.
Comment What about physical mail aka written letter? (Score 1) 140
People still write letter. I sent one last Christmas as part of my last Christmas Reddit Secret Santa package.
Comment the 1194 votes (Score 4, Informative) 19
The election committee has 1200 people, which covers a variety of official posts, industry representatives, etc. Some are ex officio (e.g. Legislative Council members) . Three member posts are vacant and three members are overlapped (i.e. hold mulitple posts due to their ex officio posts).
Comment Re:GST law (Score 1) 69
And to claim Input tax credit may I add.
Comment Professional accoutant (Score 1) 369
So no realistic means to replce me with a robot until AI takes over the world.
Seagate Says 16TB Hard Drive To Hit Market Within 18 Months (techspot.com) 232
An anonymous reader shares a report: If you haven't shopped around for hard drives in a while, you may be surprised at what's out there. The largest 3.5-inch desktop hard drives currently available from Seagate, for example, offer a whopping 10TB of capacity for less than $500. In the event that 10TB isn't quite enough storage and a multi-drive setup isn't ideal, you'll be happy to hear that Seagate over the next 18 months plans to ship 14TB and 16TB drives. A 12TB HDD based on helium technology is currently undergoing testing and according to CEO Stephen Luczo, initial feedback is positive. Most enthusiasts and even some PC manufacturers are now using solid state drives as their primary drive due to the fact that they're much faster and more power-efficient. What's more, because they have no moving parts, SSDs generate no noise and are much more durable.
