...a head's-up display. Some might consider it kewel to have a jet-fighter-like HUD, but I think it's practical: I don't have to take my eyes off the road to tell how fast I'm going.

I'd also like some sort of protection from the idiots who think their cars have the options listed above - especially the jet engine.

Should I count my cat? She thinks she's a people...

"Rob Enderle, an analyst with the Enderle Group"

No, Rob Enderle is the Enderle Group.

Based on Rob's reporting history with companies like the SCO Group, Novell, IBM and Microsoft, I've long ago concluded he inhabits his own little fictional world.

This report is quoting quite heavily from Rob the Delusional. If he says Google is going, they're probably staying.

Where "N" is the top floor
and "L" is the highest floor the firefighters' ladders can reach
and "N" > "L", I'll pick a floor between the ground floor and Floor "L"

I had a car that could split in two. The mechanism by which it did this feat was called "rust".

you wear clothes?

How quaint.

:P

We seem to be looking at this the wrong way, from the POV of the end user rather than the programmer. The programmer is making the decision, the decision should lean towards ensuring the website is W3C compliant. If IE can't handle the W3C compliant website, then that's IE's W3C compliancy problem. Opera, Konqueror, Firefox, Epiphany should all be able to handle it just fine.

I debated between Math & Science on the one hand and Logic on the other, and figured that Logic is an integral component of Math & Science... unless your "science" includes such nonsense as creationism and the moon landing hoax conspiracy. So, I opted for Math & Science.

Sanity. The CRTC is working on a cure as we speak, by driving me crazy.

"The CRTC ... (a)re not complete morons."

Objection, your honour: lack of supporting evidence.