NASA isn't losing any money so there is no subsidy.

NASA uses a lot of jet fuel, thus gets a cheaper rate.
NASA sells the cheaper fuel at a profit to Google.
Google gets it cheaper than they could if they bought it directly.

Its just smart business, not ripping off the tax payer at all.

The bus drivers swap multiple times per trip and can't see the passengers and can't talk to them.

Video gets taken down, media company gets no penalty.

Duh.

Err wtf. That analogy doesn't work at all.

It is a swimming pool that everyone can swim in, but they don't know the physical location of the pool because they get there by a bus which takes a random route and they have black bags over their heads.

Its surprising more people don't do this. 205.234.28.93 is easily remembered and just rolls off the tip of your tongue.

Who won't get a majority, so the law will still pass no matter who you vote for.

Both Labor and Liberals support this. Its going to happen no matter who you vote for.

Oh so North Korea bought their stuff from Alibaba and eBay?

Not quite. The secondary uses for guns are pretty small compared to the primary one 'putting big bloody holes in things'.

Where as peroxide has an awful lot of uses, one of them just happens to be explosive.

Sorry I must have misread something. I saw no part that mentioned being more efficient or lowering energy usage.

Its just more morally acceptable to waste the same amount of power if it is 'green' power.

Maybe angling the seats so they aren't actually flat could let gravity cancel most of it out. No clue what the angle would have to be.

How does a key cut book help you get in to a random specific car?

That is one thing I've always wanted the time and equipment to muck around with. Its all security through obscurity since at the end of the day it comes down to a single bit saying whether the car can start or not. Change that bit and all the rest of the security vanishes. Just like hotwiring a older car means the key as a security mechanism.

It might be difficult to get to that bit without half dismantling the car, but it would be interesting to tinker with nevertheless.

'Seems to have'? That needs a [citation needed].

And don't send idiots in to a highly infectious area. Give them a 2 minute test to ensure they can actually follow protocol without screwing up.

I'm in Australia and I get 10mbit/s sync with ADSL2+ (there is a NBN fibre bolted to the side of my house, but no light in it).

From that:
- 4 VoIP lines
- 2 people working from home, copious calls/video calls.
- My 33TB NAS gets data from somewhere
all runs from it just fine.

I could use 100mbit or faster better than most, but realistically I start to struggle thinking about what I'd do after 20mbps or so, and any more than that is just doing silly crap with it.