The difference here is that he cannot charge over and over for the same stupid food. Not unless he gets it back from his patrons when they are finished with it. that alone makes this comparison void. A label or copyright holder does not have to work to reproduce or distribute the music every time it is played.

Okay, I'll bite and reply to AC. Notice I said energy needs, not electrical needs. Germany is a much smaller country, transport energy requirements for both electrical transmission (minimal) and goods transportation are much less.

Can the USA do better, of course we can, and should. However, sticking your head in the mud and screaming no nukes is shortsighted at best and idiotic at worst.

The odds of any person being harmed by a nuclear accident are probably less than getting struck by lightning while suffering a shark attack.

As it currently stands, neither solar or other renewables can come close to providing the energy needs of a 1st world country, and as more of the world develops, this need will only increase. That leaves fossil and some form of nuclear. Or, reducing energy usage. Get rid of everyones appliances, vehicles, heat pumps, exotic out of season foods trucked from halfway across the globe, etc, and you may come close. Do you want to be the one to force that on people?

No, mobile and landline are two different beasts. Current net neutrality rules only apply to land line based ISPs.

Washing is ultimately useless. Once one wallet in the transaction chain is known, then all of its past activity is known. With a few small information leaks, enough computing power will track it back. Even if not, the concepts involved are enough to make most judges/juries rely on the 'expert' testimony and got to sleep.

All it takes is an expert with enough jargon and some numbers (we identified the holder of this wallet to a precision of 1 in 300 million), even if not true, and convictions will be garnered.

Work:
quad-core AMD FX-4170
Asrock 990FX mobo
32 GB RAM
128 GB Ocz (crap but was on shelf) SSD - Primary
1TB RAID 5 - Storage and weekly system images.
AMD R7 260 GPU
1x 23" display, 2x 22" displays
Old Cooler Master Cosmos case

Home:
AMD FX-6300 Vishera 6-Core 3.5GHz
Asrock 990FX
16 GB RAM
256 GB Samsun 850 Evo - Primary
1TB and 750GB - Storage drives and media server. (backups on separate NAS)
AMD R9 270X GPU
1x 24" and 1x 20" displays
Cheapo gaming case

Tertiary rig - old poweredge 2950.
32 GB Ram 2x dual-core xeons
6TB storage.
Boatloads of VMS for testing

There are about 10^27 ultra-cold molecules in my ex-wife.

Can we also put this in the curriculum as possibly fact: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programme...

or this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...

Just as real. Perhaps we should agitate for it and show these zealots who cry for fairness what they are really about.

Where you can get a side of jesus with your chicken sandwich and bash gays at the same time, of course the bible thumpers have their way in districts and states that support it, why is this a surprise to anyone?

Why reuse something when you can trick governments to pay for it again. That make perfect economic sense until someone reveals the fraud.

I have poor diet and a flatulence problem. Want to carpool? Ideally, the mass transit apps can let users ban co-riders and will allow matching similar to dating sites for rider compatibility. you don't want a tebagger homophobe riding with Ms Jenner.

Ahh yes, accordion freeway heading inland for miles. I love it. Will be going to the outer banks this weekend, and look forward to it on the way back.

It does if you can just summon a car with an app, and it is reused for other later trips. Even more so if the trips are shared with 2 or more passengers.

NOVA I can handle most days (excepting Tysons Corner). You should try 64 at the Hampton tunnel for fun.

Here is the key: 0000-0000-0000-0000