Comment A Luddite Dilema (Score 1) 164
but that is not all, Lovelock continues:
"The alternative is the acceptance of a massive natural cull of humanity and a return to an Earth that freely regulates itself."
Two very grim images of the future.
I used to order all my hardware from newegg. Then, my last order were marked as "successful" only for me to find out the following day it had been flagged. As a very busy adult that was a huge deal. I can't just assemble a new PC any day I feel like it. I cancelled the order, found all of the parts available on Amazon Prime for about the same price and overnighted them (would have been free shipping had I been able to wait an extra day.)
My brother went through an almost identical experience the last time he tried to build a machine.
The real question to me is, can newegg survive Amazon?
Or "Healthcare Reform" that makes it illegal not to buy the product your claiming to reform.
As soon as I hear "Reform" on the end of the bill I cringe. Its obvious it was written by the same people that the bill allegedly regulates.
I don't think the founding fathers of the United States ever would have imagined that an elected government could turn in to such a satirical farce of Edward Bernays' proportions.
Try $6+ per install Bing is paying out to publishers.
This is a multi billion dollar market.
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.