Are people really going to end up owning cars in the end (far future)?
 
I think it will be an uber style model eventually were nobody owns a car but everyone has equal access to one.
 
In this situation, the company owner would be the one with the license and liability to operate it.

I mean, you could choose from phantom fears or some celestial voice...

Yeah, I was a field tech for a number of years and would often have to clean up the mess left by other "techs".
 
It would always make me wonder how these people got employed in the first place....
 
...Until I learned about technical recruiters... then it all made sense.

I agree, I don't even have any kids, but this made me cry.
 
I think that this is probably the best trait any human can have: compassion.

I think we should throw a waterproof GPS down that hole and track where the exit is...

This may have been true at one time, but I don't think it is the case any longer. I think that the ubiquity of cheap components and the falling price of Windows for OEMs, the profit margins have been steadily increasing over the years.
 
I think it is just that OEMs have become dependent on the revenue stream they get from app developers who want their software included in the base image.

I would assume that this is a "one time" thing... even still, how can you expect everyone to have an Internet connection? This is America after all....

People rent cabins to watch DVDs?
 
Buy some old CRT TVs, that would seem to fit the cabin experience better anyway...

Yes, as much as I hate to admit it, I have had WAY more Linux servers exploited than Windows servers.
 
I have set up hundreds of Windows Small Business servers and less than half as many production Linux servers. I only recall having 1 Windows server exploited, and that was because the customer set up an admin-level user with an extremely simple password and then opened RDP to the world.
 
On the other hand, I have had several Linux servers exploited via ProFTPD, Horde, Sendmail and other vulnerable services.

yeah, they could get the DJ 3000 to replace JS....
 
"Looks like those clowns in Congress did it again.... what a bunch of clowns..."

Except that CC most likely has way higher viewership numbers. A lot more people have CC than HBO.
 
I can see how it could be attractive in the short term to go with a lucrative HBO contract, but you run the risk of dwindling into obscurity since you are no longer a household name.

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I don't recall the last time I voted but I would definitely "get out the vote" for JS.

I kind of think that the problem with politicians is that they are constantly looking to "spin" every situation.
 
I heard gunfire from my hotel room, I have been told that there are snipers all over this area... I could legitimately say we were under fire... right?

Obviously, sir, you have the wisdom of age.