The constitution in no way says what the government can do, since there are ammendments along with something called interstate commerce.

Research.

Only when it's a physical action, not a word notating feelings of disdain. I can understand the confusion.

I'm still waiting for you to exit mine...

personally I consider facebook to be more of a private forum. Nothing more than what myspace did, or what WWiV/Renegade/etc did before the intArwebz.

I honestly think that several hundred dollar price drop was the largest selling point. Who wants to buy a gaming console when it's ~$800...

Right! That's the same mentality as the stock market, I agree.

ahah I see what you did there!

It's something people assume of left-handed people. Most of the time it's assumed that left-handed people are libertarian or liberal-leaning political individuals, which automatically means that the person making the assumption is a right-wing political individual. That bias automatically boils down to "different == sinful/evil".
It's kinda cute :-)

A) Yes, that's a problem.
B) Yes, that's what it was invented for.
C) Driving/insurance/safety equipment are daily activities that are a part of mundane everyday life. Guns are protection from people who no longer believe the laws to be worth following. (and those trying to remove said defense to allow the action to occur)
D) Everyone who disagrees with you is an idiot or a troll. Why are you arguing?

last I checked, no sledgehammer is necessary to remove screws... unless your an android user I guess...

Careful, your entire life is on that "Ralph Nader" of OS's. You might want to re-evaluate what you said.

Yes.

Sure, just as schools will refund the money charged to students while teaching them every other technology that evolved...

Like the name?

Businesses use both, actually. Bank Of America, Wells Fargo, American Express, Charles Schwab... I could go on and on.
MSSQL is mostly used when Microsoft-related items need to query the data, or some other product that drank from the Microsoft kool-aid. Every other time, I've seen a mix of Oracle, MySQL, & Postgres.

With a smattering of db2.