According to the Tesla website... "With the 45 minute QuickCharge or a 5 minute battery swap, you can drive from LA to San Francisco, Washington to New York or take even longer road trips in about the same time as in a conventional car." So really, you can take a 3 hr drive, plug in the car for 45 min then take another 3 hr drive. Selling a car that can only be used for 3 hrs each day is not logical, thats why they implemented the 45 min quick charge or the 5 min battery swap.

This post was marked as Troll? I don't understand why someone would be marked as a troll if they are voicing their problems with linux on the same article that criticizes the lack of criticism of Linux! Maybe the poster could have worded it differently and put softer as to not hurt the feelings of the linux developers but do we really need to mark him as a troll? This is the problem with /., if you say anything against linux you're a troll. Of course i expect to be labeled as a troll and/or off topic with this post, but it needed to be said.

you do realize you're comparing a BETA of Windows 7 to a fully functional NON-beta version of OSX, right? Its like comparing apples to oranges. If you were comparing the Release Candidate to OSX it would be a little more credible.

Actually no... OneCare was never discontinued. You can still buy it or wait until they offer it for free later this year. Where did you get that it was discontinued? References?