Does that include using it to drive the wheels?
I assume the petrol/diesel stats do.

It's not waste if we pump it in to the air? Cool! I have a whole pile of non-waste CO2 for you.

Hey if all the hardcore greenies die off, that will leave plenty more of the Earth's resources for the rest of us, and we could have clean nuclear energy without any issues.

And yes Coal does release more radiation than nuclear. Funnily enough they keep the radiation in the nuclear plant extremely well.
Coal contains radioactive compounds in small quantities, which are then burnt, sent up a chimney and left to spread wherever the air currents want to take them.
http://www.scientificamerican....

Who is so stupid again? The people more educated than yourself?

Many Infrared frequencies will quite happily go through rain and fog. Not sure about snow but don't assume all wavelengths are affected the same way.

Anyway its not like a car would try driving anyway with bad data. It would just pull over to the side of the road and say it can't continue, please drive manually.

Some of us in Australia are even luckier.
I live near a walk in clinic which bulk bills. Never paid them a dime - its all covered by medicare.
I actually don't think they have any cash/eftpos at all.

Nah being a dick about it makes it more fun.
Especially when the opposition is people like Jenny McCarthy. Its either make fun of them or cry yourself to sleep at night.

I was completely unaffected by Heartbleed even though there are dozens of SSL sites on my servers.

It turns out A10 load balancers don't use OpenSSL. :)

Which explains why France is the 12th largest oil user in the world?

And why Électricité de France gets 74% of their energy from Nuclear?
16% from Hydro, and a whopping 0.1% from wind and other renewables?

For 0.1% they might as well not even bothered with it.

Guess why it is silent? Because it is so quiet as to not significantly increase the % of energy derived from renewables.

America is deluded that they were great to begin with. A super power? Maybe. But 'great'? Wtf.

And that is the perfect example of why we aren't using Gbits/cm^2. You went for it hook line and sinker and said something *really* stupid. :P

Its just sad that in the 21st century we are still using Gbits/inch^2 and not Gbits/cm^2.

I don't actually think QA could pick something like this up easily, but a basic code review would.

But more satellites that can be read = higher chance of getting them line of sight with obstructions around you.

Cell + Wifi gives rather good results quickly but I've also noticed GPS + GLONASS reduces the error margin quite substantially compared to plain GPS.

Wow 0.3A is low. Mine can do an amp on the -12v rail.

Be careful with considering -12v and +12v = 24v. Attach -12v to any device that is powered separately and you'll have a interesting situation on your hands.