Waterproof connectors exist, and as far as shorting 5V to ground, it just needs a built in current limiter so that it won't drive enough current to damage anything.

Considering this is focused on a huge change to the hardware, the fact that it even can start booting shows they have significant progress in it. I have a feeling you have no idea how much work it takes to get to that point. Hell, the original iPhone barely managed to boot and had to follow a strict order of actions when doing it at the original Apple unveiling or else it would crash. This is still a phone very much in development, you need to respect that.

You save the initial values that created it then any changes to it must be saved separate and appended after its creation each time.

Exactly, people have to remember that the constitution was purposely kept vague enough to be interpreted differently based on the times and culture (which is why rulings can change over a long enough time period).

That's fine, but the number of LoL players vastly outnumbers DOTA2 (67 million players play LoL at least on a monthly basis).

Probably has to do with the fact that it's both the most played game in the world and has the strongest international eSports following.

The reason why they sell it is to offload risk. Some businesses don't want Bitcoins, but they don't mind selling tools to mine them, even if there is potentially more money to be made off just mining them. Risk management and speculation play a strong role either, where the buyer is willing to take on all the risk of mining.

What an empty statement. It's easy to say we should try something else when things get difficult, without having any practical solution in place.

It's likely not as much to prevent people from doing it as it is to provide a hassle free way to ban people like this if need be.

I don't mind a productive discussion on an exciting new electronics product. Would you be angry if there was a submission announcing the release of the Xbox One or PS4?

What's your point?

It'd be trivial to argue that doing this would promote more adoption of electric cars, easing Tesla's entry into the automobile market.

They already have; it's called Dart. I have used it and it's terrific. It's a combination of the look of C with the feel of Python, and it's compile-able into javascript.

I use credit cards for all my purchases and get around $300/year back in rewards. On top of that, all my purchases have additional protections provided by the credit card company. Further, not a single person is liable for any fraudulent charges made on a credit card. I'm having a hard time seeing your point.

The Titan line is marketed by NVidia for gaming. Compound this with the fact that the Titan line does not come with workstation drivers and that cheaper alternatives exist for workstation GPUs (dedicated to GPGPU mind you), and it makes no sense to try to argue that the Titan line was not meant for gaming.