No, they are the free labor which creates the content which attracts the eyeballs.

Can't I just start to walk away? If the officer says "you are not free to go", then I'm being detained.
My point is the presumption shouldn't be that I am being detained, it should be that I'm a free citizen.
Further, if I'm not being violent and I'm compliant after being detained, the officer's first action should be required to be to explain under what statute/authorization they are detaining me.

In other news, monkeys in zoo throw feces.

I was thinking this too. I signed up a while back, but still haven't got my sensor installed (still unpacking, running wiring and getting the network setup after a move).

If they do, they have to buy replacements to leave behind. In CA you can't sell a home without smoke and CO detectors.

Less space (12GB vs 16GB) than AMD
No DisplayPort 1.3
No Wireless
Lame.

You can also get progress by making sure people pay their fair share by refusing to let them externalize costs.

I wonder whether the road wear depends more on the weight of the vehicle, or the PSI of the pressure the vehicle puts on the roads?

That is, a heavy car with fat, low-pressure tires vs a lighter car, but with narrow, high-pressure tires for fuel economy. Which is worse for the roads?

No, the "right thing" is what evolution comes up with as the heuristic for what's best for genes in the long run.
And that's why it varies from species to species, and environment to environment.

Garages will be converted to storage sheds

Ha ha, what the hell do you think they are now? When was the last time you saw a car in a garage? :-)

Or maybe parking will become a smaller business as fewer and fewer people own cars, preferring to dial up a robotaxi, which is much cheaper than a human driven taxi. Mass transit goes away as personal transit takes over.

This is so wrong in so many ways.

For what sort of exposure, over what time frame?

"Anything that kills a living organism is potentially a problem for humans"
Yeah, I'm seriously worried about my white blood cells!

Well, if they are going to accept "documents" (scans, easily edited), as proof of something, then really they should only accept real, notarized paper versions.