I'd rather have across-town links, because I don't need to stream stuff around my house that fast. I need to get it from the internet.

They already have that on Fremont Street. Of course, they put it OVER the road, which of course makes a lot more sense.

Why not just put the PV panels on a roof over the road? Much cheaper, and you don't have to plow snow on the road. Kind of like that rail line in Belgium; they didn't use solar panels as ties for the tracks, did they?

Short answer.

NO.

Yeah, that's why I switched to Linux.

Huzzah!

So, it's like here in the USA, but with one less political party.

We've gotten over Microsoft. And we're not coming back.

If they compete against Linux and LibreOffice on price, people will start comparing them. And that's very bad for Microsoft. Right now, you HAVE to buy Windows when you buy a PC, and youSHOULD buy MS Office because, well, it must be better because it costs a lot.

Unfortunately, the USPS is run by congress, which accounts for most of its problems.

I give Google a big gold star for bringing a sort-of Linux to the masses. Hopefully, they will kill Microsoft. Then, of course, we'll have to find something to kill Google.

All those snakes and mosquitoes will be moving north, though.

...it would have installed Windows 8.

Finally, somebody got it right.

I might add that there are hot spots inside the oven (due to standing waves), and you need to move the food or the waves (using stirring vanes, which are usually hidden), to more evenly heat food.

I am a microwave engineer, although I usually limit my work to radar transmitters.

No, sorry.