I always rent cars for long trips. Saves wear and tear on my main vehicle, and we get something bigger for all the luggage and stuff - usually a minivan.

He wasn't in Canada. He was at the border, not admitted. Different set of rights apply.

He pled guilty BTW

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Requirements to watch 4 cable TV programs at the same time: 4 TV's, 4 cable boxes (@ 10/mo each) and a $100 cable plan

Requirements to watch 4 netflix streams at the same time: Any combination of [laptops,desktops,phones,tablets,game machines, BR players, smart tvs, tvs], internet, and the $12/mo plan

OP's point was that Neilson can tell when your TV is on, but they can't tell if you are actually watching it. The morning news on mute with no one in the room counts as 'watched'. With netflix, generally, you have to explicitly turn it on and pick a show so you are more likely to be actually watching the content. That might explain the huge averages - the average american watches 5.4 hours of TV every. single. day? more likely they have TV on somewhere, but not necessarily watching it

Pilot A lands the plane. Pilot B, having flown ahead on a commercial airliner, and is thus well rested, gets into the plane and takes off. Claim to be green. Repeat.

No it won't. An off the shelf PC - DELL, Lenovo, Acer - has a 120watt power supply, an integrated intel video card that is directx 9 compatible. It won't play anything other than solitaire without a lot of tinkering. Oh, it's the buyers fault for not doing their research and buying a 'proper' PC, right? You buy a PS4, it plays PS4 games. You buy a PC...maybe. Did you check to make sure it has 8 lanes PCIe? 400 watt PSU? proper connectors? No? Toss a coin on whether that game will work or not....

OK fluffernutter. You've posted your junk all over this thread. You hate Elon, Tesla and SpaceX. A start up that loses money is somehow shocking to you.

Please outline any recent accomplishments you've made, and let us compare to Musk. We are particularly interested in your fantastic success creating profitable startups with no outside investors in extremely difficult fields.

Thanks

The opening of the new master plan, which you clearly didn't bother to read: The first master plan that I wrote 10 years ago is now in the final stages of completion. It wasn't all that complicated and basically consisted of:

Create a low volume car, which would necessarily be expensive

Use that money to develop a medium volume car at a lower price

Use that money to create an affordable, high volume car

And...

Provide solar power. No kidding, this has literally been on our website for 10 years.

The reason we had to start off with step 1 was that it was all I could afford to do with what I made from PayPal. I thought our chances of success were so low that I didn't want to risk anyone's funds in the beginning but my own. The list of successful car company startups is short. As of 2016, the number of American car companies that haven't gone bankrupt is a grand total of two: Ford and Tesla. Starting a car company is idiotic and an electric car company is idiocy squared....

As does every industry. Space travel was very recently 100% subsidized, air travel, anything that burns gas really, farming are all heavily, heavily subsidized. Farming is just insane - sometimes paying farmers to not grow food. Do we pay Musk not to make Tesla's?

Yes because for the average person who buys a dell, which come with 200W power supplies, making sure your "400 psu w has 'right' connections' is so easy.Simple!!

The FBI didn't say her server was accessed by "unknown third parties." They said it was a risk - like all servers are at risk. Sheesh.

Gross Negligence is a legal term. It has a precise definition (which does not apply here). Look it up. The other is not a legal term.

That's cool and all, but how does it apply to this case? The records were in the state department the whole time. They were created there and stayed there. .

"only" Gross negligence ? Do you know hard that is to prove? This case is miles, and miles away from gross negligence. Miles. Negligent? maybe. But Gross? No way. Gross requires the accused to not having taken any precautions. There is evidence that the email server she had might have been better than the one the state department IT could give her.

Nice try, but this wasn't gross negligence. Not even close. So your espionage act punishment drops to "fines".

Fine her $50.