Comment Re: Meh (Score 1) 952
No, Trump is not a fascist. It looks like one... On the other hand it ('it' is enough for trump) is "an useful idiot".
Comment Sceptic as a science denier... (Score 1) 719
How about call them idiots... ?
Comment Re:Salesmen (Score 1) 161
It's his company. He's the owner...
Comment Re:Coded language? (Score 1) 475
Is there (US) still dial up ISP? Mmmm... please move...
Comment Evolution.... (Score 1) 147
You don't expect them to remain stupid for ever...
Comment Accountants (Score 1) 409
This what happens when accountants drive engineering companies. Remember HP?
Comment Re:Cost? (Score 1) 310
Can i push too?
Comment Re:In one week... (Score 1) 382
More to the point:
Russia's nuke icebreakers are, possibly, not safe to be permitted to enter Antarctica. Glowing to much in the dark, penguins complaining, shit like that...
Russia's nuke icebreakers are, possibly, not safe to be permitted to enter Antarctica. Glowing to much in the dark, penguins complaining, shit like that...
Comment Re:NSA leaking (Score 1) 162
Moooooh....
Snowden is where...?
The asylum request was granted as a decoy, probably?
Snowden is where...?
The asylum request was granted as a decoy, probably?
Comment What if... (Score 1) 103
...the subject is looking at a picture..?
Comment Re:But ... (Score 1) 89
Fermentation is the first step to happiness. The fist effect, probably was euphoria. Nobody give'd a fuck about "beneficial effects"or food preservation. That was probably an effect noticed by the women who cleaned after the drinking parties of idiot men.
Comment Re:It's 2013 (Score 1) 125
Sorry guys. It was a counterfit iPhone. At the Chinese Space Agency nobody got the diference...
Comment Re: Burnouts are illegal. (Score 2) 290
<quote>
<quote><p>what is a burnout</p></quote>
<p>An IT worker over 30.</p></quote>
Hummm, so when we get the electronic crash button?
<quote><p>what is a burnout</p></quote>
<p>An IT worker over 30.</p></quote>
Hummm, so when we get the electronic crash button?
Comment Re:Five Star (Score 1) 627
Hmm, second hand Tesla? With the original battery pack? An how much life-time will that get?
With a new battery pack and the usual up to date maintenance issues (brakes, suspensions and the likes) the car will be living a lot more than a internal combustion car. Don't know what a 2000+Kg is doing for the suspension, and how reliable is it.
With a new battery pack and the usual up to date maintenance issues (brakes, suspensions and the likes) the car will be living a lot more than a internal combustion car. Don't know what a 2000+Kg is doing for the suspension, and how reliable is it.
Comment Re:If they said it was supported for one year (Score 1) 156
Here are two wrongs.
There is two kinds of warranties. A two years conformity warranty and at least a one year hardware product warranty. The problem is the conformity warranty. The producer warrants that the product is in conformity with the technical specs declared at sale time. In the two years interval, if some thing is not really like in the specs, the producer is liable to change the product or to pay the customer.
And this tell us that Apple lies to their customers. The product is not like in the commercial.
There is two kinds of warranties. A two years conformity warranty and at least a one year hardware product warranty. The problem is the conformity warranty. The producer warrants that the product is in conformity with the technical specs declared at sale time. In the two years interval, if some thing is not really like in the specs, the producer is liable to change the product or to pay the customer.
And this tell us that Apple lies to their customers. The product is not like in the commercial.
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