I think you are missing a key point. The fifth amendment doesn't talk about what un-accused people can or cannot do. This means that if another law forcing them to testify exists, it is completely legal because it doesn't conflict with the fifth amendment, so it will stand until a new law is passed to change it. Oddness of it aside, the accused fifth amendment, and what you refer to are legally, in no way related

If you think this is a bug your an idiot, since the invention of the car the brake has never overridden anything. Do you think when you push the brake on a cable throttled car it somehow retracts? Luckily the braking system can easily overpower the engine.

My experience is that anyone that so much as coughs is being diagnosed with swine flu (probably a lot more false positives then negatives). I think the doctors gave up trying to get people to pay for the test(which isn't all that accurate anyway) so they just label you as swine flue and send you home.

The problem is none of these Toyotas have turbos. So there is no check valve that can malfunction to make it impossible to press the brakes. In fact the wider the throttle is opened the easier it will be.

I have no classes due to the professors striking. Something about getting a pay cut after the university president got a massive raise has them a bit pissed off I think.

I'm glad someone else knows enough to realize this. This is just a contract for adapting the system to a new ship. There are already numerous ships with this type of technology in our fleet.

I have an email account that has been riddled with lotteries and messages about my dead [some relation]'s estate. So one day when I was bored at work I started replying to them. It's lots of fun, but they always have trouble using the fake details I give them, who knew? I think they caught on though, or I'm just unlucky cause I haven't won the international lottery in months.

Of course its a win-win the SGI execs get a big bonus and/or jobs with a successful company. And Rackable gets the ability to compete in big super computer bids.

Finally something intelligent on the topic. Generational categorization is the worst idea ever, hire people that you think will do the job well, fire ones that do not do the job well, this really isn't that hard.

I think everyone is putting too much emphasis on what language to use. No matter which one you pick the students will never think you were trying to make things easier for them. Instead I would suggest looking for local High School Programming Competitions http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/contest/ Pick a language to match a local competition, Telling everyone that the top 3 students from each class, or however you want to do it gets to compete for $500 dollars will do a lot more for learning then picking an easy language.

You can also send them an email very clearly stating that you are not in the business of selling domain names. If you are seriously considering selling it invite them to call you in person to "discuss options". Make sure that they are not recording the phone call and you will be able to talk business with no record of what exactly was discussed. Finally make sure they send you an agreement to buy the domain that specifically prevents them from suing you for squatting, and depending on what they are offering you should consider getting a contract lawyer to look at it. I would also ask that they forward your mail for 10 years or something like that.