The Coronado bridge near San Diego is now toll-free. And hey, I cross the Liffey on the Ha'Penny bridge pretty often, and it only had a toll until 1919!

Want to sound like a fourth grader shilling their science project? Use exclamation marks in your summary.

Even though I am sympathetic with the author, that is some of the shittiest writing I've seen in a while, which is telling considering the level of writing on the internet. "It's not bad because it's good" is hardly a compelling argument.

Most of the videos are of a large, panoramic view and grossly overexposed, so you can't see much. This one is a much, much better picture. http://youtu.be/4ifn8LJl5n0

Good points, that 1) programming classes do not a CS degree make and 2) Poly's Physics department leaves something to be desired. I still have greatly enjoyed my online classes; perhaps when I am less embittered towards university I'll go back for something I enjoy (if they'll have me). As far as "why physics" - I had unrealistic, romantic notions about understanding the universe, and was pushed into the field by my mom. In retrospect, I should have dropped out. (I am, of course, the anonymous coward above; I was logged out at the time)

The point being that if 80% of people work 100% of the time now, maybe ~100% of people could work 80% of the time and enjoy life a bit more.