It may be anacdotal, but even typing plain english (reports, homework, etc), I've found my fingers get MUCH less tired. On querty I had to take breaks every half hour or my fingers would completely seize up. On Colemak I can type for 8 hours straight and still have 80% dexterity in my fingers.

I'm not sure if that's a joke or you missed Galileo's memo.

Radar doesn't work 1000 miles away.

Or for half the price you can get one that runs on a much more camping-friendly fuel and puts out twice as much power.

And had the GP specified "parallel hybrid" you would have had a point.

Ultracaps can't handle nearly that much power. You would be better off just using continually-recharged lithium batteries.

Hybrids actually don't get very good gas milleage for 2 reasons. 1) The batteries die quicker because you're also hauling an internal compustion engine around (plus fuel and accessories to make it work. 2) Once the batteries die (or you reach a certain speed), the internal combustion engine is less efficent than a normal car because it's also hauling an electric motor and batteries around.

People think a hybrid gives you the best of both worlds, but it actually gives you the worst of both worlds.

Handbrakes are linear devices. Besides, he was in a car modified for a physical disability, so who knows if it even HAD one.

I am in Canada and know someone who has had many seizures (2 or 3 a year) and he has a license.

Just make sure you get a monitor that works well in potrait. Many (even those that come with stands that swivel to portrait) look like shit in portrait mode. Something about the eyes seeing it at slightly different angles.

I'm not sure what spec to look for when finding a portrait-friendly screen, perhaps someone can enlighten me.

GAH, yes, forgot about that. Need to practice some more regex apparently...

The idea is to make them less valuable and thus less of a target. Not sure if this has worked.

This may surprise you, but just because a newer model is available doesn't mean a device is no longer useful.

Then again, the ^'s sprinkled around seem to imply the opposite.

Seeing as some have .* at the start and end, it strongly implies that it must match the entire line.