Plus it has proper side tabs with the Tree Tab control. Something chrome removed a couple of years ago.

Sometimes bailouts are worth it. Take Rolls Royce for example. They went broke designing a 3 shaft jet engine, were bailed out by the govt, and are now hugely successful. British Leyand on the other hand....

Wow, sounds like a sucky culture in the USA.
I employ >50 (Australia: including >10 engineers) and I don't expect anyone to work more than 40 hours.
Sure, I could be richer if I flogged my salaried staff, but life is more than about work.

So what about domain connected computers that don't use a Microsoft account as typically found in most businesses; can they be upgraded?

I'm with you. IPV6 addresses are just unwieldy. They should have made it 64 bits not 128 bits. ABCD:1234:ACDF:5678 would have been much more manageable.

Actually, Google could add a lot of value here.
They could create a vote buying system, much like their reverse auction ad bid system.

Have each senator put up the issues they are happy swing vote on and then have all the interest groups bid away.
It's probably the next logical step in what is effectively now a bribe based system of legislation.

A pittance. we run 10vms on a single R720 which cost 15k and will last us 5 years and requires a few hours maintain economic a month. Way cheaper than 'the cloud'

Huh? This article is about an application processor (imx6), and you are comparing it to a cortex M microcontroller (PSOC series which is more equivalent to the freescale Kinetis series)
They are different things.
Freescale are offering 10 years guaranteed availability on much of their range, have great documentation, and have moved their build environment over to yocto.

Which is why I don't use chrome. Tree style tabs on ff is still the best implementation of tabs I know of.

That's weird. The link I followed showed the whole article without registration.

You raise a great point.
(btw the min wage is just over $17AUD/hr, so I was wrong at $20)

I found this WSJ article that adjusts for cost of living. Interesting to see where the USA is.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/au...

Australia has a minimum wage of around $17USD/hour (around $20AUD) which increases 20% if you are a casual. Our poor people do well.

You know how everyone whines about big corporates making too much money; well this is the best way to redistribute that wealth.
Paying your poor people well, helps lift them out of poverty.

The problem is cars that come over rises or banked coners.

#this#
HID headlights, especially those front lens type ones, are now so bright, that they leave you night blind for a second or so when inevitably hit you the eyeballs. If car makers want super bright headlights, they need to be designed to not be able to night blind other drivers.

I know you young kids don't read the bible anymore, so let me quote something from Revelation for you.

"Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the forehead, so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the beast or the number of its name. This calls for wisdom: let the one who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man, and his number is 666."