Comment: Re:Waaaaay past 200 (Score 4, Interesting) 342
My employee number is >2 million, but I don't think that numbering system has existed for more than 5% of the history of my organisation.
Comment: Re:MPG? (Score 1) 1141
Comment: Re:Diesel (Score 2, Informative) 1141
Now in extrans mode...
<10 MPG = <12.2 MPG
11-15 MPG = 13.2-18.0 MPG
16-20 MPG = 19.2-24.0 MPG
21-25 MPG = 25.2-30.0 MPG
26-30 MPG = 31.2-36.0 MPG
31-35 MPG = 37.2-42.0 MPG
>35 MPG = >42 MPG
Comment: Re:Diesel (Score 2, Informative) 1141
Conversion for Brits:
35 MPG = >42.0 MPG
Our gallons are bigger than yours...
Comment: Re:What will they do for release 24? (Score 1) 567
Xtraordinary Xebu
Comment: Re:Something else entirely (Score 1) 793
So that's why instant coffee doesn't taste of coffee.
Comment: Re:Several OSS CAD apps exist (Score 1) 413
So there aren't any commercial packages that you could use either. I'm pretty sure all the CAD software licences I have read explicit disclaim their accuracy.
Comment: Re:No to Socialism!!!! (Score 1) 804
And during that time, the government run military prevented mexicans from invading and stealing back the land your home is built on.
Remember - if you're against socialism, you are against the military and social security for veterans. (from my latest guide on how to push right-wing buttons for fun and profit).
Comment: Re:Missing Option: G-Care (Score 1) 804
They're already moving into patient records (at least if the Tories get their way in the UK)
Comment: The toys just get bigger and more expensive... (Score 2, Informative) 396
My toys include a 1977 MGB GT, a mountain bike and several guitars (one of which I've had since I was 17, so that just about counts as from childhood).