I'm one of those who sees future with automated subways, trains and alike everywhere, instead of personal vehicles. And 80 mph totally fine actually, while it cant put someone around in danger.

Nice, but I'd prefer fast trains (trains, especially) or planes. One don't need more than 40-50 mph in a city with all this crossroads and such.

Nice, but I'd prefer fast trains or planes. One don't need more than 40-50 mph in a city with all this crossroads and such.

Make EV cheap, not fast!

You know you can host websites not in Italia only, don't you?

Brilliant!
You are one of those 'Script Kiddies', aren't you?

..this mighty defender of Earth will save us! Or not.

Rise my Canadian comrades!

We do want more complicated games like Dwarf Fortress, Ultima Online and DnD to be developed with modern graphics and online interaction. Stop casualization of modern games, you greedy people!

100 years later there will be conspiracy 'bout Americans on Mars, just like with the Moon now, if Cameron is to deal with NASA by any means.

First, if you can't modularize your code - it's not framework' fault.

Second, if a piece of code work like a clock (read: goodwritten), then you can port it to any modern platform with any modern language. That not includes special cases, e.g. porting from OGL ES 2 to OGL ES 1.

And third, don't fight against framework, use it perks instead. ifdefs is not a framework but compiler feature, it may not work fine with framework because framework was written for a particular device, not for a GCC.

We want, on our side, "FBI notice"-cutting software, trailer-skipping software, "region-lock"-disabling software, "simple whistlersless menu and episode list" software to be installed on every single computer involved in movie industry and every DVD-player. OK?

OK, now we need a Rocket Launchers and Railguns there.