..what is this, I don't even.

I made a lowbrow joke, deal with it people. (or not, as indicated by most responses)

Now I understand why most UIs are so awful, they must have been coded by blind programmer on the team.

No additional development is required, just reuse the code that was written for NSA backdoors.

Valve sale on Greece debt! 75% off! Limited time only, until insolvency supplies last.

We will always have car analogies.

US politics, thanks to judicial rule-writing, is forever tainted with money. "Regular citizens" have absolutely no chance to get elected, unless they sell-out in exchange for campaign contributions.

If Jesus Christ returned and was running for congress today, we would probably see attack adds smearing his family, alleging connections to Romans, and questioning the time he spent on the cross.

You don't need a tachometer for standard gearbox, most of the drivers will shift by sound or speed and will never look at the tachometer.
Had a friend who drove a manual car without tachometer. Ford-something. It had "shift up" dash light that would come up above 4000ish rpms. Was only weird the first time you drove it.

The only readable phrase so far translates to "Never gonna..."

What could this possibly mean? We will have to wait until the rest of the text is scanned and translated.

I would not want Google, a massive data mining company, to use its access to private and confidential information to sell anyone insurance. Just imagine "You searched 'hit and run' twice in the past year, and 'how to dispose of a dead body' once, your premium goes up by 1000%".

Imagine having to use 2 inch tablet to send out emails. That how using a regular-sized tablet would feel like to a legally blind person. I have one in the extended family, and while they could see the tablet, reading from it is out of the question.

It is one thing to be supportive, it is another thing to set them up for failure. There are limitations imposed by their condition, and it is unwise to ignore these.

Connect laptop or desktop to a large TV and put a high-contrast scheme.

I love the idea of electric cars, and Tesla is on my "lottery win" shopping list. With that said, if you apply hard numbers these cars do not make any sense at the current gas prices. Tesla's battery mega factory may change these numbers, but as of right now electric car premium substantially overshadows any and all gas savings. This is even before we start talking about hidden costs of scaling electric car ownership up.

As to mass-producing these cars, I have doubts that infrastructure could handle mass-adoption. The key issue is time it takes to charge, with gasoline one fuel pump can get driver in and out under 5 minutes. With charging stations you need 30 minutes or so. So Tesla has to build lots and lots concurrent "charging slots" and then develop congestion-mitigating techniques at the popular sites. Then they will have to invest into electric grid to support massive loads incurred by charging stations (ironically, the cost effective way to do this is by building 'load balancing' natural gas generators). Then they will have to mitigate inevitable increase in electricity costs due to supply&demand curves. Imagine what will happen to electricity costs during peak usage when everyone runs AC AND charges electric cars at the same time!

So we have following major roadblocks: a) cost of batteries b) cost of expanding charging stations network c) cost of electric grid infrastructure upgrades d) cost of accommodating increased load during peak times . Could all of these challenges be met? Sure, but it is unlikely achievable without public funds.

A device that broadcast over sufficiently large range random flood of mouse clicks would be a very effective DoS tool in a corporate settings.