Is there really enough sun? Is the TCO of those, including cost of subsidies, really outweighing how much electricity could have been produced by power plant? I am going wager "not even close", considering much sunnier non-American non-oil countries aren't actively pursuing solar panels. Including Italy to the south.

Don't forget that the sworn person indexes the copy to make it searchable.

Yes. And Credit Cards too. Because you are using cards, not cash. It just so happens that you deal with the credit card bank with cash, but the credit card bank deals with the merchant in card swiping.

It is bad to assume that gold doesn't have intrinsic value in jewelry and decoration. And that value makes up most of the value of gold. If people are still buying gold jewelry in large amounts, than it must be market price.

Actually, that is racist. The simple statement that someone of another race has different insights is racist. It could be 100% and not derogatory, but it still fits the definition.

Didn't every candidate in the history of candidates do the same thing?

Outlawing prostitution leads to rape and abuse of women and minors.

Who streams the Super Bowl? It is broadcast. This is a problem during regular season 1pm/4pm games, because you can only get your local team then. Those aren't national.

What is worse for the environment? A cow that farts and breathes out CO2 but poops good fertilizer. The electricity required to run a lab that produces the same amount of meat, milk, leather, and fertilizer produced by that cow.

I don't understand how any of those networks are "public". That is why they always needed a warrant for listen to telephone calls and why they should for Internet communications. If someone replies with some kind of "everyone uses it, so it is public" bullshit, then well, you don't know what public means in this context. Was the Civil Rights Act the first time this quasi public-private crap came up in America? What makes McDonald's any more/less public/private than Augusta National?

That's interesting. I see two left wing parties.

$2 million customers at a conservative $100/month contract * 3 months (1 quarter) $1,600 million loss. They can blame lack of customers all they want, but there is obviously something else causing the issue. Where is the other $1b loss coming from?

To make it legal, all they have to do is give a penalty of $1,000,000,000,000 for every company that refuses to turn over their private key. If we learned anything about Federal authority, they can't do anything directly, but they sure can impose a "tax" to do all kinds of Unconstitutional things...

I would assume some simple optimizations would be added to the robot. Like, first try 0000, 1111, 1234, 0123, 9999, 6969, etc... Try all repeating and sequential digits first. Then try all possible dates in format MMDD and then DDMM. Then do the rest.

Like calling up the owner on their home/work phone and telling them you (the cell carrier) noticed that their phone was stolen. Then ask them for their pin so you can "find the location".

Done.