The polls say otherwise...
Hillary is supposed to be running against the anti-Christ but she seems to be barely scraping by. Perhaps she shouldn't say Trump's name so much. That's a pretty rookie mistake for politics.
DNC arrogance and incompetence is far more of an influence on this election than Putin.
If there is any, and I mean *any*, evidence that Trumps communications to said senior Russian officials came with a "wink and a nod", or indeed anything more specific, then there is every reason for the FBI to get involved....
You realise that Kosovo fought a particularly bloody war of independence against Serbia in the 1990s after the breakup of Yugoslavia and, after a period of protectionism under UN administration, declared independence from Serbia in 2008 - that independence is recognised by 109 UN members, so it is not a pseudo-state, it is a state by recognition, and Serbia would most definitely want Kosovo back if it were to be allowed...
There's a reason I likened drone pollution to light pollution - around population centers, there's now going to be this cloud of moderate density drone traffic. Doesn't affect "remote rural areas" where population density is low, you won't notice it in highly urban areas because they are already light and noise polluted beyond notice.
It's the type of thing that you probably won't notice unless you want to enjoy the scenery in some particular way that isn't really accounted for by the commercial drone users - just like light pollution makes it just a bit hard to stargaze.
It does have its advantages in some situations, but it's also going to seriously pollute low-level airspace with drone traffic. I call it pollution, because it's like light pollution - definitely beneficial, but something is lost in the exchange.
"Social media reactions" is basically mob rule. Are you really advocating that mob rule is a desirable characteristic for a society?
I think it would be interesting to know just how many out of all initiated video views are cancelled within 3 seconds. How many people are saying "A video? I'm not watching this!" is very relevant I would say.
You do know that dealers don't make money on new car sales, right? They make it on used car sales and service. Ever price out basic maintenance at a dealer? Or major maintenance?
Fact of the matter is, Tesla could have chosen to go through dealers, and they didn't - I wouldn't say this was wholly altruistic, either. In some ways direct sales are good, in others they aren't.
Usually, we have a company that makes garbage no one wants, so when they liquidate they have a ton of stock. This is unfortunate... and stupid, because it seems like they should have taken SOME KIND of action before they had nothing to sell.
I wonder exactly how terrible they are when they have a product with a solid demand, yet no one will invest in them. There has to be embezzlement.
I noticed this just because I recognize that I am an out-of-touch fogy, and thought it was suspicious that San Andreas was still relevant in GTA.
But 2004? Man, I feel old.
That's kind of where I was on this. I'm amazed that the manufacturers would cheat like this in order to drop their annual usage cost estimate by a dollar. Because that's about all it should be. Even with any power saving features off, these 55" screens use far less than your 32" CRT screen used.
This story is a couple of hours after the allegation story, if that story was updated with the denial and explanation now, there would be near zero discussion on the denial and explanation while the outrage about the allegation would stand in full.
That is why something as big as this is due two separate stories when the allegation and denial are that far apart - now go discuss the new "information" on the topic, does it change any viewpoints from the last story? Lets watch and find out.
McLaren have denied it in a comment to The Verge:
McLaren said in a statement to The Verge that the company "is not in discussion with Apple in respect of any potential investment."
The confusion of a staff member is measured by the length of his memos. -- New York Times, Jan. 20, 1981
