This could be interesting... In chrome break points move when you modify the code... It make console.log() debugging hard...
Yes let's face it we all debug with printf :)

He he, I know you're kidding... but that would be remarkably stupid thing to do in a high current area :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G... Gives accuracy down to 1m... Anyways, most likely first automatic cars will allow you to drive manually too... For corner cases like that.

[Citation needed], CNN certainly says otherwise: http://www.cnn.com/2012/06/12/...
Also what political commitments have you been making? I haven't heard any, that are even remotely as impressive as the Europeans.

Typically they are placed on shallow water far from the coast... There is plenty of this space to go around :)
Let's take one problem at the time... Besides wind energy can't be the only solution... I was just reading how Denmark sells a lot of surplus electricity abroad for cheap when wind is high and energy demand is low...

How do you manage to get that? Electric heating? A/C?
Have you considered energy saving light bulbs? Do the math it pays of...
And do the same for electrical appliances like fridge, washing machine, and things that is always on or used often.

When I lived in Denmark (studio) my electric bill was 200 USD per year or so... Of course I had proper insulation, no electric heating (remote heat by water), and my appliances weren't shitty old and of decent quality and energy friendly. Here in the US, my expensive studio has an old shitty fridge... Old stove and old dish washer... None of it with any energy labeling...

I don't bother looking up the stats, but I suspect the problem is shitty old appliances, electric heating, A/C and poor isolation.

Guilty... Also live in San Francisco.. so heating is rarely needed, and but heating is electric which sucks...
btw, is 10 USD / month high or low?

And wood... which is farmed responsibly, so CO2 neutral.

As someone who has lived in Denmark for 20+ years I don't remember energy prices ever being something anybody cared about... With all the different kinds of taxes and fees mixed in, nobody even knew what they were paying for...
Btw, I suspect price is higher because energy delivery was suddenly privatized... So you could choose who to buy your energy from, though connection fee is the same... Essentially nobody cares... and different pricing schemes are all a waste of time... Because you're literally buying the exact same product from all vendors...

How about you just get your own house in order first... EU have set high goals for reducing emissions, this will prompt research and make renewable energy sources cheaper... If the US followed along, then then price will eventually drop to a point where the third world can play along.

Do you even care about the size of your electricity bill... Mine is mainly an annoyance, it's like 10-15 USD / month.

Also note, very few people in Denmark uses electric heating as you can get hot water from centralized production into your home (not clean only for use in radiators). My parents gets their heating from a power plant 20km away.
Also buildings have strict isolation requirements, and incandescent bulbs have been banned through out EU (presumably you can still get them, but not through regular retail; I'm not sure).

The goals set fourth by the EU aren't that bad either... Just saying the only major industrialized nation with decent goals is the US.

Yes, but still... It'll be a while before we run out of ocean :)

The only wind turbines build on land in Denmark are for testing and development...

Coal in Denmark... Ha :) there is like no natural resources in Denmark... A little oil at sea along with some fish, I think that's about it... And wages way to high for mining to be profitable...