I'm pretty sure their percieved holiness is subject to the amount of money they receive.

A door will be heavier and needs to be serviced. No, they don't fly with empty seats but they have a larger seat pitch. Where with some low-cost carriers your knees will touch the seat in front of you, here you actually have some leg room.

You call a Tesla a golf cart and then you get something that really looks like a golf cart?
But what is the problem? Don't like a Tesla, don't buy a Tesla. Nobody is twisting your arm.

Newsflash: in the more developed parts of the world, they do. It's just you american - government is bad m'kay - view talking here.

Other than hacking the vehicle, which traffic violations do autonomous vehicles commit? Parking violation, just tell it to move. It won't speed, it won't fail to give way, it won't fail to stop when needs to (all when programmed correctly).
I would put forward that if an autonomous vehicle has been hacked, the penalty should be to remove it from traffic until the hack is removed, and find the culprit that hacked it and prosecute them.

Why is this on /. at all? News for nerds. This is a plane crash. Other than that nerds play FlightSim I see no relevance.

Well, if you want to get that serious about it. The only 32:9 monitor that I can find that Dell sells over here is a 49" 5120x1440 monitor and if you can't do 500x80 on that you need your eyes checked. So I remain at my original position, I think you need to look somewhere else to solve your problems then tilting your monitor. And buying a 4:3 monitor will not be it.

Your point being? Google still has to do nothing until the infringing content comes to Google and says "hey man, you're wrong". And they probably won't.

If a 32:9 aspact ratio monitor (which is probably not a 17" with VGA resolution) gives you worries about an 80-column limit, then I think you need to look somewhere else to solve your problems then tilting your monitor.

It doesn't matter anyway. I'm not an Iranian bot so I can remain anonymous. What, you want proof of that? Ouch.

Sure, in high school we dabbled in BASIC, but when I started college in 1988, Turbo Pascal was the language of choice to teach us programming. Exciting new machines, 3,5" floppies, color and this very recognisable IDE.

So I read the whole article to find out that yes the mystery is solved, but for us mortals we are not allowed to know the resolution of the mystery. That is clickbait and makes the article unnecessary.

The reason not to fly over land was for a different reason than what you were hearing during take-off. During flight it was the sonic boom that caused all the problems. The sound from the engines at 60.000 feet would not be an issue.

All recent nuclear power plant projects were or are over budget and over time.