Comment Re:No. (Score 1) 449
No. Concluding on the basis of experience is just one counterexample.
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Comment Re:Whatever Happened... It's 2013! (Score 2) 275
http://www.largo.com/egov/documents/122089377228.htm
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Comment How depressing ... (Score 1) 115
Yes, I bet the friends and especially the families of CEOs (Cook's base salary $1.4 million, cash bonus $2.8 million in 2012) suffer a lot, more than those of the remaining citizens. Not to forget the grief that especially Cook has with all the criticism that Apple does almost pay no taxes.
More on topic: I can well imagine how life prolongement via Google would look like sensors and actors controlled by Google (get your life stream optimized on our servers).
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Comment Accuracy (Score 1) 65
Kills the motivation to read on immediately.
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Comment distant, but fairly accessible (Score 1) 90
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Comment SF concept from 1974 !!! (Score 1) 124
Quote from WikiPedia "... On the ground, Engineers drive at breakneck speed on crowded roads without fear of collision, and upon reaching destination, will dismantle their cars so they won’t take too much parking space.".
Also, one can find hints regarding driving habits: "Korean drivers don’t rely on (or follow) rules, just what they can see (i.e. anyone may do anything at any time, so a driver must be vigilant)." ( http://koreanalyst.wordpress.com/2009/06/24/driving-in-korea-vs-america/ ).
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Submission + - Germany Produces Record-Breaking 5.1 Terawatt Hours of Solar Energy in One Month 2
Comment Re:Scare tactics (Score 1) 407
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Comment Re:So long truckers (Score 1) 369
Rethink that after informing yourself: http://newsroom.aaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/YourDrivingCosts2013.pdf
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Journal Journal: "most faintest"
Near the top of the crop
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Journal Journal: "most greatest"
Stupidity rules
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Journal Journal: "most weakest"
Who would have thought
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Journal Journal: "most direct"
Speechless
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Journal Journal: "most optimal"
Duh
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