https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

(and..."Europe on 5 Quaaludes a Day," forward version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

So if you admitted to killing the president, and that the murder weapon was in a locked safe that would take 1000 years to break into, you could not be compelled to open that safe?

Everybody!!! Isn't the legal system great!?

Yes, the driver, the installer, the manufacturer, the programmer - pretty much anyone who ever touched any part of the project will be named in the suit. It happens in building/architectural lawsuits all the time. The plumbing fails and everyone, including the drywall company, is in the list of defendants. I wouldn't be surprised to see the sidewalk lunch vendor on the list.

It's pretty obvious the method for deciding cases at this point.

I'm not sure, but it may or may not involve monkeys, typewriters, and the works of Shakespeare.

"...without killing their children and dogs."

Well, if you keep putting silly requirements on everything we'll never make any progress!

...this just means it's time for Amazon to laywer-up. Or lobbiest-up. Or both.

*shrug* I don't use Metro 95% of the time - I use the desktop on my W8 laptop and it works pretty much like W7, but with some mice shortcuts. The tiles interface is nice when I switch into tablet mode and am watching a movie or surfing or reading. It's not useful for AutoCAD or Photoshop or Word, where a mouse is far more efficient a tool for navigation. Still, it was pitifully easy to learn.

I meant iOS - the "easy, intuitive" interface from Apple. I've tried OSX and it's every bit as confusing as Linux GUIs and Windows to the first-time user, but that's a desktop OS, and the Metro side of W8 is a tablet GUI.

As if it wasn't hard enough to learn Chinese to talk to your suppliers directly, now you've got to learn to understand people in Alabama? That's fucked up.

Wow, only $1000? That's AWESOME! For a foldable car I'd be willing to pay, like $10,000, but if you're going to do a kickstarter and I can get in at the $1000 level, I'm TOTALLY in!!

And that's probably exactly how these charlatans have managed to get that many supporters.

Oops forgot the link: http://www.foxnews.com/politic...

People murder. Governments execute.

I'm fascinated by the distinction that place of birth warrants for someone who is a terrorists, living and operating in a foreign country against the interests of the united states. Especially since they were trying to strip him of those magical papers a year before they finally killed him.

Where is the traditional "Wanted: Dead or Alive" mentality that always rises up in 2nd Amendment supporters when there's a chance to stop a crime that might have only been a robbery of a fast food store or a corner convenience mart? Or is it just that Obama ordered the hit in this sub-human and you don't want to admit that he was right?

How's the stylus on your MBA working for you? I hear most stylus and screen input tends to be, um, unresponsive.

Wait, Apple's come with a perpetual Office subscription and Adobe's CC application? Damn, that is a good deal. Unless, of course, you mean Apple's free knock-offs of Office and Adobe's photo group, in which case the only advantage is that they're bundled instead of having to download one of the half-dozen free alternatives available for Windows.