Federal highway is not limited to the interstate systems. For example in Wyoming, beside I-80, I-25, and I-90, there is US. 287, 20, 16, 30, 189, 191, 85, 26, 310, 18, 14, 212, and alt 14.

>You can sell it to individuals, but that's high risk. Valve saw a 50% fraud rate, and I see no reason why the miners couldn't expect similar rates

Source? It's also unlikely the bitcoin itself was fraudulent, but related to some variant of a scam that would have over-wise demanded payment in steam gift cards.

The whole exchange thing breaks most of the crypto-currency advantage anyways

Spectrum is limited... this bunny hop of generations is what's settled out of the economic forces.

Unless you have a license for the spectrum, it's illegal...

The real issue with 5G is they have to phase out 3g to do so, and there is a lot of industrial equipment tested and validated with 3G equipment that serve roles in vital infrastructure. You can't just shut off 3G, as the service life of the last 3g equipment is longer than the service life of the standard. Only in the past 2 years have you been unable to register a new line for a 3G device. It's going to be a slow phase out over the next 3-5 years, and then they'll be room in the spectrum and on the towers for 5G.

Any "standard" incorporated into legislation by reference ought be be public domain, both the plain text, and any figures, diagrams, tables, etc. required to interpret the text.. Re-reimburse the authors via eminent domain proceedings either lump sum or per expected user, but the whole "private standard" thing is complete BS.

>disruption in terms of retraining or having to constantly train new people

Ya, tell that to the short windows upgrade cycles, or you pay through the nose for LTS. A sensible open source approach lets you control the upgrade cycle, and support applications in the long term.

The real issue is that it takes a different approach. You need to hire high-skill programmers and managers to work for the state. And it's not just a take this off the shelf and use it approach. You really do need to examine the supply chain risks and work to support and expand critical projects.

As for java-script, use it on the internal pages and in-department web tools that you want. However if the site is providing public facing information or services, there can be huge accessibility issues raised by these client-side scripts. And even there it isn't banned, there just has to be an alternate way of accessing the same data.

That's my suspicion as well, somebody has the app on w/ a bike, takes a shortcut on a footpath or lawn, and then it thinks cars can get though.

And it's not like Intel is going to run these tests for you.

Reduced latency, but mainly reduced wiring harness needed. Also likely to minimize the number of perforations in said firewall.

Functional literacy is different than complete illiteracy, and a lot of adults are functionally illiterate, basically stuck at an elementary school level.

30 million/year for the past 50 years. The flu is constantly shifting as is the population immunity. H1N1 is the spanish flu, and it was very contagious when it first appeared.

Try a 30-36 Gal tank, with HD trucks offering options up to 54 Gal. My Boss's 250 gets 800 miles between fill-ups.

Problem is there simply aren't smaller gens more effecient than a 5000i honda. The charger will gladly eat 5-10kw so the simply solution is to just duty cycle the more effecient generator. Plus something big enough to have an actual oil filter has a much longer service interval.

Between the phone and tower yes, but the phone must drop encryption if the tower requests it, and the infrastrucure backend must have lawful intercept capability.

You should ask yourself this. Did anyone at the NSA go to jail for mass-tapping?