Your concern might be less of a troll if you knew that the standard metric measure for fuel economy isn't km/l, but rather l / 100km.

...that are regulated and insured by the Canadian gov't...

FTFY. Ever wonder where these new banks in the US with funny names came from?

TD = Toronto Dominion RBC = Royal Bank of Canada

HSBC is British, but you get the idea... The US financial system is not a safe place for your money.

Yes, but the cheapest iPod Touch is a 32Gb model, while the cheapest iPads are 16Gb.

Sorry friend - you lost your Libertarian cred here.

What they are talking about are the market relevant forces: Insurance companies will pay for prevention if and only if it is cheaper than paying for the treatment/cure. Since 9 times in 10 the vaccine will be paid for by an insurance company (as opposed to the consumer), Merck is charging what the market will bear.

You also seem to forget that drug companies have to research dozens of drugs before they ever get one to market - that $11bn gross looks impressive until you factor in what they paid to get there, and what they'll have to pay before their next big marketable drug.

And how useful is that standard to you if no one can afford to pay for the license required to implement the software to read your archives?

...but the write times are a bitch.

*chinkchink. pause. chink. pause. chinkchink. *

Actually, everything works except G+ and Buzz. It just has to be turned on by your administrator. (I use latitude all the time with my apps account)

Requesting an invite - address ^^^

I'll take one - thx.

I was actually impressed with his earlier article, until his true colors as a nuclear shill started to show. He made excellent points about the successes of the safety systems and layers of protection, but then pissed all his credibility away by saying:

At Chernobyl, this actually happened inside the containment vessel and the resulting explosion ruptured the vessel, leading to a serious release of core radioactives – though this has had basically zero effect on the world in general nor even much impact on the area around Chernobyl.

*faceplam*

I'm pretty pro-nuke/anti-hysteria, but this is just irresponsible. If you want the straight-up story, go to the IAEA page or see the analysis by Ars.

Sorry friend, I can and do say a lot of good things about Timmy's, but it is definitely not stronger than Starbucks.

Try again...

P = VI = I**2 R

When your frequency goes up, so does the number of current spikes due to the high frequency transients. You didn't think a square wave was actually square, did you?

I don't think this is a software issue - if you search around, you'll find a lot of issues with the WiFi on the 3G where it just stops working (same thing happened to me, long before 4.0). I think it was a hardware problem in that design.