Nuff said.

Do I get a reason why this submission was declined?

Have you heard of "Purchasing Power Parity"? If not then hit up Wikipedia and learn about it so I don't have to waste precious seconds of my life correcting your ignorance.

Its not like most slashdotters are getting any.

and modded as 'Insightful' for pointing out that Europe is not part of America.

When Google are testing their cars in India then we know they are about ready...

This is just what India needs to energise public opinion and motivate politicians and government to actually rebuild India's decrepit old infrastructure.

The Amiga was probably the first affordable personal computer that had a mutitasking GUI as shipped. Plus specialised multi-processing of sorts if you included the custom chips.

Memory Management Units (MMUs) integrated into CPUs were not common place till much later - MC68030s and onwards firsted used in big box Amigas such as the A3000. You need this hardware to efficiently implement memory protection and virtual memory. Yes, flakey apps would bring the system down quickly but that meant bugs were either fixed quickly or the application was not used. I used many applications on my Amiga and stability was usually pretty good, especially comapared to the MSDOS/Windows of the time. It is not that hard for a good software developer to eliminate those bugs from his application that would crash the system.

The summary is a bit dum. Morphos is an attempt to build what should have been the next Amiga OS. Which at the time Commodore went under was migrating the Amiga to PPC.

Jaguar are selling more cars now than ever before. In part due to Tata's good management. The brand has been reinvigorated rather than been killed off.

China is the world's largest car market having recently overtaken the US. So it makes sense to move some production facilities there.

Give credit where it's due and be thankful that a savvy operator like Tata gave new life to these otherwise dying car brands and stop your old world bias.

Can I have one?

Cringely reached his peak during the making of "Triumph of the Nerds" and the follow up series "Nerds 2.0.1". They were both some of the best historical documentaries ever done on the PC and Internet revolutions. Since then he has failed to deliver on subsequent projects.

Here's hoping there is one more great documentary series left in the old Cringe!