Aww man, that's what I was gonna sayyyyyy!

What if a moratorium was added, by default, to all but the most important laws the first time they were passed? This could make it mandatory to review the worth of a law after it has been in effect for a while. If deemed worthwhile, being passed a second time could make it permanent. Certainly this would have huge downsides, but many benefits. It might decrease the amount of stale legislation and could allow the benefits of hindsight to be incorporated into the second version of laws deemworthy of re-passing. But, it would significantly increase Congress' workload, likely causing them to be unable to get as much done, and there's no guarantee that "bad" laws wouldn't be passed a second time while "good" laws would. Anyway, just a thought.

Until I saw the price tag. Comparing those specs to a tablet or laptop, this is a pricey machine without an OS or monitor. I suppose I can see a market for this as a compact personal server, but still, no ethernet? I'm just not clear what market they are targeting with this.

Puppies? Checkmate.

...because writing equations in Word takes years, and auto-numbering the equations is impossible

My firm is in a joint venture with another, and they explicitly will not hire each others' employees while partnered. Anyone familiar with what the law says in such a case?

Hooray for more competition in a Marley with absurd profits. Boo that it's google because they're even more monolithic than the smartphone market.

I plan on building a free airport, which will travel to every other international hub in the world. It will be funded by my leprechaun-catching business.

Thank you anonymous reader. No one could rightfully call you an anonymous coward.

...is giving whoever took care of this one billion dollars.