+1. I switched from Gentoo which was breaking all the time a couple years ago to Arch and haven't looked back.

Oh hey, look at that! DC has the strictest gun laws in the country, not to mention it was on military grounds. Matter of fact, places with high crime always seem to have the strictest gun laws, to little effect. And it's always strictest on "assault weapons", which are used in less than 1% of gun homicides, but 99% of news reports. It's almost like poverty is a better indicator of gun crime rather than gun laws.

Turtles all the way down.

is not Malice of Absense.

Yeah on the face of it, it doesn't sound like they thought this through. Now how are automated license plate readers going to work? Is there going to be RFID like capabilities as well? What was wrong with standard plates?

I've got two H50s, one on Sandy i7 (3.whatever stock freq.), the other on a Ivy i5 (4ghz). Former for 3 years now, latter for 1. No problems at all, and temps are waaaay cooler than those dumb, big, noisy are cooled things.

Careful, this is NY were are talking about.

Click here to learn this one trick before THEY find out.

Yes, but now they will know your driving habits and where you go each and every day. Still want to hand them this info?

Eh?

Just because someone is a hypocrit, doesn't mean their argument is invalid. It just means you shouldn't trust them.

That's understood, but some laws require that you move over if cars are behind you, regardless of how fast you are going.

No, I think most don't realize they are a) in the so-called fast lane, b) don't realize that they are only supposed to be there to pass, c) don't realize that you can break (b) if you don't go fast enough (including over the speed limit) and c) don't realize or utilize their rear view mirrors.

Lots of states have laws that state you can't hold up traffic behind you in the left lane, no matter what speed you are going at.

We'll cross that bridge when we get to it. ...in America.