WiFi drivers that actually work?

Pretty much. I've run out of things to torrent.

Nope, it's the other way around. A ballista looked like a giant crossbow, whereas a catapult used a swinging arm to launch projectiles. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballista

McDonald's takes job applications online via their web site. Last time I checked, job applications ask for your personal information.

Why yes, that would be quite helpful.

I used to live down the street from one of al-Awlaki's mosques. It still seems surreal that a high-profile terrorist was living and working within a few miles of my house.

Have you ever been in a tent that's been out in the sun for a few hours? Even if it's nice and cool outside, say 75* F, it'll easily push 100* F inside. Now imagine how hot the tent would get if it were 120* F outside.

Or go to and from Hawaii on a boat.

What they both lack is a delivery system, i.e. ICBMs or long-range bombers.

Simple solution: don't let them control the vehicle. All they'd have to do is input a destination, and an autopilot could do the rest. Make it so that flying vehicles could communicate wirelessly and avoid collisions with each other, and safety should be pretty easy to achieve. I'd feel a lot safer being driven around by a robot with sub-millisecond response times than I would by some bum who keeps staring into space and talking on the phone at the wheel.

Lucky them!

...is my friend.

Hitler WAS a socialist* (and a fascist as well, you're correct). The German name of the Nazi Party translates to "National Socialist German Workers' Party". However, he detested communism, which is where most people get the idea that he also hated socialism. Socialism != Communism.

Hmm, apparently Firefox's spellcheck doesn't know that 'Obama' is a word. You'd think they'd update their dictionary.

Source: http://mises.org/daily/1937

It's a damn good thing that Jackson didn't have access to Zyklon B and electrified fences. Seriously.