Likewise. Jumped in at the deep end with some guidance from a friend who was definitely a militant linux-ist. Switched to Gentoo after a couple of years for the package and dependency management, and have used it ever since. But Slackware was where it all started for me.

Well for those of us living in countries with effective, modern health systems, payment isn't an issue, as you can get all the legitimate treatment you need on the public health system. ie. Free.

I couldn't see any mention in the article, but I'm guessing the stated range is when it isn't loaded, or only very lightly loaded. I wonder how much that would drop when pulling 120 tonnes in 3 trailers? That's a pretty standard configuration here in Australia.

It's a trans-NEPTUNIAN object. Not trans-NEPTUNIUM. Neptunium is an element (Np. Atomic Number 93).

As usual, "Service not available in your country/region"

Don't forget Top Gear Russia and Top Gear Korea.

I believe the current idea is that the upper decks tore apart, but the bow and stern remained connected by the keel. It was only during the descent that the twisting between the two halves finally tore the much stronger keel apart fully.

Species are generally considered to be separate if they can't breed to create FERTILE offspring. Lots of closely-related species can breed, but the offspring are usually sterile.

Which is why my first step in the settings for any multiplayer game is to disable voice chat. It is just plain stupid.

Different peak and off-peak data caps have been pretty much standard on broadband connections here in Australia ever since ADSL was first released in 2000. As an example, I'm currently on fibre with a 100Mbps plan, with 1TB peak (6am-1am) and unlimited off-peak (1am-6am) data. And that is definitely well above average usage here. Most ordinary home users on ADSL with have something more like 100GB a month, with average download speeds of 6.9Mbps according to 2014 figures.

Was that the Nurburgring by any chance? I know they use M5's for their ring taxis. And the supercars are just for public events and raising support and money for charity. Not police work.

If you read the article you'll see that the cars are supplied by the manufacturers at no cost. The police departments just pay for fuel.

Then I think the correct procedure now would be for everyone to file DMCA claims against the Vimeo accounts of the movie studios. Get their accounts deleted and banned for a change.

You won't. But his picture WILL be there.

Yes, but if a program is generating every possible 100x100 image to brute force an image containing his face, it doesn't know what it's outputting. You'd have to run the output images through a facial recognition system to erase whatever in the image wasn't a face. But it would still have to process the 4.478 PB of produced images.