Comment Re:Bah (Score 0) 126
I was using perl before it was cool.
(I figured a fanboi submission required a hipster response)
Perl was cool? Seems that it's never been since I started using it in 2000.
I was using perl before it was cool.
(I figured a fanboi submission required a hipster response)
Perl was cool? Seems that it's never been since I started using it in 2000.
There's a new Battlestar Galactica? Disney came out with their Kimba movie starring Matthew Broderick? Wow, the future is AWESOME! Did they bring back Dr. Who?
They call it Dr. Who, but it's not nearly as campy or funny.
Just because you don't have your own server doesn't mean there isn't one. Somebody has to actually run the server somewhere. Or is it clouds all the way down?
Now I just need to get my Red Barchetta.
What, so your brother's son can try and wreck it for you?
So it's a method to run untrusted, potentially hostile code in a jail to minimize the harm it can do to the user and the host system. (In an open source setting you must assume all closed code is hostile)
Can they do this to other plugins too? Like flash?
All plugins that Firefox uses run in a separate container already. I do not know what the cost of jailing said container would be.
2012 Dodge Charger Pursuit, 5.7L/370-hp/395-lb-ft OHV 16-valve V-8, $30,965
Meanwhile, in an alternate dimension (Norway): Civilian 2014 Ford Fiesta 1.0L/80-hp $29,116.
Import tariffs?
... it is a historical sociological fact that societies do better when those at the bottom are taken care of (there are limits to the truth of that, but we aren't even vaguely close to them).
[Citation Needed]
Where is money actually the problem in the system? The problem, as I see it, is that the governed no longer CARE enough to do anything unless stirred to a frenzy. When you have a turnout of just over half of the eligible voters, a nearly even split between the two major parties, a system that doesn't allow for a viable third party candidate, and a plethora of people who just vote party lines (including the representatives sent to DC) instead of doing research, I can very easily see how we wound up with what we have.
The money isn't the biggest problem. It's a symptom: The voters don't care enough to keep tabs on their elected representatives to make it excessively painful when they take cash from $INFLUENCE_OF_THE_WEEK. Education, information dissemination, and a general lack of belief that "voting matters" is the problem, from where I sit. How we fix these things is where the focus should be. Make the people care about who they send to DC, their state capitol, and their county seat, and what those people are doing, saying, and voting.
How this happens, I have not sorted out. I hope someone smarter than me can get it solved, before some elected official gets killed and then they get completely isolated from the governed in "the interest of national security". Some say this has already happened.
I'd like to know how they came up with MPG with hydrogen. Did they just use an equivalent volume of Hydrogen?
"He made a load of money from a scam and used his ill-gotten gains to fund toy projects." FTFY
[Citation needed]
Price? It's priced competitively with other cars in its class (most people don't buy luxury sedans).
Cross-country trip? What about it? The supercharger network reaches coast to coast, and by the end of the year there will be a few more cross-country routes possible.
LA to SF? This was literally the first place they built superchargers.
while technically true, it's only on very specific routes currently. Tesla claims this will be fixed by (effectively) 2016.
Our business in life is not to succeed but to continue to fail in high spirits. -- Robert Louis Stevenson
