Problem is that they are aiming this thing to be a toy hauler, not a work truck. I'm sure some dude heading to the beach in California will dig it, but a farmer in Idaho wouldnt touch this with a 10 foot pole.

So many innovations inside such an offputting design. They are targeting the wrong market with this thing. Rather than the working man who needs a truck, Tesla is aiming at the people who have shiny trucks for the image. Every other tesla is hard to pick out from a distance, they look like other cars in its class... a typical person would buy one. The truck is off putting to the average person. They could have been somewhat innovative, but decided to just yeet the ball into the woods. I'm sure there are many who will love it for what it is, but this will give normal truck users a bad image and make them hesitate in the future.

Youtube and Facebook were about leadership, if AOL bought them up, the same leadership that ran AOL into the ground would have run Facebook and Youtube into the ground, or best sold them off for a fraction of what they paid for them.

Yes but newer modern phones use OLED which doesnt need a back light, so black is the off state of a OLED pixel thus saving more power. White is the off state for LED and LCD pixels because they need a back light to be seen. Black is better for newer phones, but it is easier on the eyes too. People have been reading black on white because black paper and white ink was not an option over the last few thousand years.

People shouldn't be drinking cow milk past being a baby. I love a good med rate steak, but cow is not so good for humans or the environment. Calling soy or almond 'milk' makes it easier for people to use it as a cow milk substitute. So in the name of eating the transition... call it milk. It's like original electric and hybrid cars... they made them look stupid to let them stand out from gas cars, but that just made them a joke that no one took seriously. Tesla made them stand out by looking like a standard luxury car, then a luxury SUV, and now a fairly standard car... dress for the job you want...

Ford, unable to completely automate due to being held hostage by unions is rolling out robots that contain flesh bags made of mostly water. These flesh bags will be nominally in control but ultimately will be nearly as productive as a traditional robot.

So, new company comes along, does things differently, the old style programmer does not work in the new dynamic... just sue? I build houses. My entire crew are all techie nerd guys. We communicate alot, 'thats not how its traditionally done' means squat, we are always looking for new methods, materials, and tools to build faster and stronger. If I do or dont hire some old stiff carpenter who wont change with the times and is a drag on the team... he can just sue cause I didnt hire him or sue because he didnt work well with the crew and we let him go... wow

I dont carry cash because i think its dangerous ($1000 phone, $500 watch is enough), i dont carry because why would i? Everywhere in Canada accepts debit and credit cards... i barely use my card, i use android pay on my phone. I hate change and bills, its slow and fills your pockets with crap.

A job exists between 9am and 5pm and that is it. A career is long weird hours, weekends, you do whatever is needed whenever it is needed. A career is a dominant portion of your day to day life, it takes presidence over nearly everything else. A job is what you do the minimum amount of work during work hours to not get fired. If you want to advance, you need to do more than the minimum. I work 50+ hours a week minimum, i have done 19 hour shifts to make sure projects complete on time, i have worked nights because it lines up with people i work with for that project, 33 days straight without a day off... you do what you need to do at crunch time. When its not busy and critical... relax and rest up. You dont advance in jobs.

I have had nosebleeds and rashes, and my mother got migraines when I lived with my parents, there MUST be a secret fracking operation going on near our home. Or maybe one of those wind 'death maker' turbines that is destroying our country! Killing several of our birds every year! Stinking up the view. I, as a citizen, DEMAND inexpensive clean energy, I dont want any of my tax dollars spent on developing it, and I dont want it in my back yard. Is that too much to ask as I sit at home, watching my 80" TV, with every light in my 4000 sq ft house that only myself and my wife live in, or while I drive my massively over powered car through the dirty countryside. Is that too much to ask!?

I have 2 boys, 3 (in june) and 7. They both have tablets but only for boring moments or long trips in the car. They both enjoy the 80lbs of lego we have, but now that the good weather is returning, my 7yo is gone outside all day, and my 3yo is out for at least a hour. I just bought my 3yo his first bike last night, he will get it for easter. Parents cant use TV and various devices to solely entertain their kids. My not quite 3yo knows his ABCs and can count to 15... I do credit that to educational games and videos (though we do encourage the development by singing with him too). I have honestly been considering getting my 7yo a very limited function cell phone, for kind of a new age yelling though the neighbourhood looking for your kid. My finacee is very nervous about letting our first out of her sight It has its benefits and pitfalls.

I recently worked at The Source. The Source has nothing to do with Radio Shack at all. They are owned by Bell (BCE) and is pretty much a Bell store with a bunch of other crap. Pretty much all the emphasis is put on selling home and cellular services. If you are into that type of sales atmosphere (I wasnt), you can make ALOT of money at it. There are commissions for selling home and cellular services, some items have 'spiffs' which can be money or points towards prizes, and then commissions based on general sales totals. I have made $100 off of single cellular sales combining high commissions, spiffs for added 'ACP' warranties and for selling particular phones (say $25 for the activation, $25 from the warranty, and $50 for a featured phone). They are good to their staff, there are incentives, medical and investment benefits, paid holidays, and opportunity for advancement. The other electronics is just to get you in the door to have conversations about the services. They have several store brands, Nexxtech, narlyfish, Fluid, and Headrush. Some of it is good, some is crap. I have seen $10 Headrush earbuds made by Bose, Fluid TVs made by Toshiba, and many other examples. I have also seen the generic 'made in china' crap. Their business model is working quite well, they are one of the fastest growing companies in Canada, sitting at around 720 locations, adding about 20 new locations a year. Radioshack should be heading the same way The Source did. Almost no one builds things or repairs them anymore, you just toss it out and buy another or replace and entire plug and play components. Last year we had 3x the amount of electronic components, 2/3 of which got sent back to the warehouse. No one buys it, and it is just taking up shelf space. Only a few times a week will someone come in and buy a $2-3 part... not worth to keep around.

I dont really care if Bell gives me targeted ads, it is better than generic ads, so I will get ads that are relevant to my interests, which is better than male enhancement and tampon ads. Google has been doing it for years, and I find it amusing when I search some topic then see related ads everywhere. I still dont click them. Infact it gets me in trouble, because if I go to a site that does not have targeted ads and is posting say... 'meet a hot chinese wife today', my fiance would think I had been looking up asians or somthing like that. Its not like they are mining my personal data for info, they are looking at browsing habits, what and when I watch on tv. I dont care if Bell knows I visit Slashdot, watch nothing on tv cause it is all reality garbage, or primarily text on my phone. Considering the NSA crap going on (which I still dont care about and am not surprised at its scope), this is lame. Bell is my service provider, I assume they have records of what I do with their services (being the computer age and all), they are a business there to make money. This is a way for them to bring relevant advertisements to customers rather than the inefficient blanket advertising of old. Get over it. This is like whining about a camera on a street corner or in a subway station. OMG THEY R TRAKING ME!!!1!!!one!! Im not seeing any Engsoc banners around, my web cam could be watching me... I seem to be guilty of reading tech blogs and getting lawlz at vine videos lately. I think communism is a great idea, capitalism is killing the west, god save the queen (she is just a figurehead with no sway, but tradition is nice), and Snape kills Dumbledore. You want to live in a hole and wait for the Russian and Chinese troops in the States to fill those millions of coffins FEMA ordered before Nibiru AND Nemesis shows up... just dont eat soy because third generation soy eaters are sterile.

It will continue to increase as long as there is a chance citizens are armed with assault rifles and such guns. Notice how swat usage skyrockets within a decade of the US Army replacing the M14 with the M16, a true assault rifle. The Vietnam war was the age of the full auto assault rifle... the iconic M16 and AK-47. "SWAT-style raids aren't just for defense against similarly-armed criminals anymore" With the sheer number of raids occurring these days, there will be some cases that it was overkill or even completely unjustified. Problem is that more and more people have access to military grade weapons and an attitude of the constitutional given right to have and use those weapons, police have to assume that under higher risk situations, the chance of these criminals having an AK-47 or hell a M82 is a lot higher. When the 2nd amendment was adopted, people were carrying muskets around. They were slow to load, highly inaccurate, but devastating when on target. Todays 'arms' are highly refined killing machines that can practically fire off hundreds of rounds a minute (theoretical is 875-1000 rpm for the M16) vs the 3 a minute of a musket. A musket was a deterrent in a time when hacking and stabbing with a sword in battle was still common. A modern assault rifle is a proper killing machine. Even hand guns are much more effective than a musket of 2nd amendment vintage. The law was written 222 years ago... it did not have such modern weapons in mind, and is horribly out of date. tl;dnr - Excessive swat use stems directly from the right to possess military grade assault rifles.

That is not cool. He was practicing a high alpha pass for an airshow when an engine quit on him. There is not a thing he could do other than punch out. If you read up on the incident in the brief moment between flame out and stalling he tried to restart the engine, it wouldn't start, and he punched out a few hundred feet above ground. The fact that he survived the crash is a testament to his training. He was seconds from death and was trying to save the jet, still he followed his training. You dont get to practice engine restarts during a stall 2-300 feet from the ground in a real jet. In a sim on the other hand...