When I went to school back in 2000 I was taught the world would be out of oil by 2016. So when I hear scientist complain about resources drying up I don't believe them. That is what happens when you make predictions you don't know are true.

You didn't say how the last mile problem will be solved. It sounds like a...law...will be needed. :|

I actually was a Windows Insider and loved it but then I started getting dinged with prompts for feedback every time I opened a new program or used a new feature they added. It isn't that bad, but when you're in the middle of trying to do something it is annoying as hell so I don't answer them. Over time this actually changes my habits and made me stop answering any of them all together. I was giving them feedback. They asked for more and I started giving them none.

Whoever thinks this is a good idea should go stand in a grocery store for 8 hours. Seriously.

Everyone's worst enemy is themselves. I guess the same is true about countries. Hopefully smart people will take over again at some point.

I agree. It would be nice if people would stop making excuses for them. *Looks at you.*

I find it bizarre how openly people talk about limiting free speech. The defining part of our government. The part of our government that attracts the world to want to move here. The US has become children. Now i'll wait for you to all tell me the EULA makes it so a company can curtail your first amendment rights. I love the digital age.

When people, like you, focus on the small aspects of this case you miss the fact that this never would have happened if she simply used her government e-mail address like every other federal employee who works for the federal government does. When I work for a school district all my e-mail can be FOIA'ed and my "privacy" is gone. The people running our country should not be under different rules. That is how you get a hypocrisy.