I hear touching people's balls makes everyone much more secure. Or is it insecure? Oh well better do it anyway just in case.

This sounds like the perfect route for my self driving car!

So bankers don't know how to use smartphones?

ADHD is affected by diet. You can google it. I'm pretty certain I have ADHD so I looked it up. I started taking fish oil dietary supplements (because I don't eat fish) and eating more pears and it has definitely had an effect.

So I take it when the Enlightened One asks you to follow him to the underworld you will not answer his call, despite admitting to using his mystical devices for your own purposes?

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He still works at Microsoft and the rest of your post is absurd. I believe the correct response here is to mark this post "troll".

Also Claritin-D. (Apparently it's the D part which is Sudafed). It works well on my sinuses but also gives me palpitations.

Bob Lutz is one of the good ones. He is now retired from GM, for the second time if I recall. He also worked for Lotus for a bit as well as plenty of other companies. He wrote a book called "Car Guys vs. Bean Counters" where he talked about fighting management at GM as it was shifting from making cars people want to cutting corners to save money (admittedly, I haven't read it. If I was a big reader it would be high on my list though). Sound familiar? And what he's saying in the article isn't wrong:

So he isn't bashing them. If anything he is predicting how they could become very successful.

I doubt that would work. I assume that in order for them to "sell" the car in a different state you would have to register the car in that state, which requires you to be a resident of the state.

And for your convenience gnome 3 removed the partial matches from the alt + f2 window. So much more elegant without all those pesky icons showing up. Also, good luck remembering what the the true name of the calculator is!

Or the fact that the nautilus window doesn't have a minimize button. Because who minimizes things?

At least in California you can store your gun however you want *unless* you have reason to believe there will be children in your home. In which case if they get a hold of the gun and hurt someone you are responsible if you didn't have the gun locked somehow. This is one of the few reasonable California gun laws. There is so much backlash about any gun restrictions because lawmakers are constantly proposing stupid gun laws. Like the repeated attempts in California to make it difficult to get ammo and to track every ammo purchase. As if someone is going to walk into a school with 10K rounds in his backpack. To non gun owners: ammo is extremely heavy. Most people planning a killing spree aren't going to drag around a cart with 10K rounds. Tracking ammo purchases will just tell you who goes out shooting a lot.

The idea for this type of gun lock is not new. The fear is that once the technology is there it eventually becomes mandatory. See all the mess over microstamping. And most gun owners don't want to deal with the extra electronics for a safety device they don't need.

Everyone criticizing them seems to be missing the important part: We need self-driving cars so we can have self-driving flying cars. I don't trust most people to handle a flying car but self-driving actually becomes easier when crossroads can be handled on different positions on the Z axis. Don't ruin it, jerks!

Good plan. Pay the Chrome team to make Bing the default. Even if they paid Mozilla I doubt Mozilla would be willing to bury the Google option like Microsoft does in IE.

Then I assume you know NVIDIA just came out with their K1-powered SHIELD tablet that is focused on gaming and also has a decent stylus. 8 inches, 16GB wifi only version is $300. It's the first tablet to check all of the boxes for me so I ordered one last week (though it's still not here).