Yes, but just because you think that point lies at "driver has epilepsy," doesn't mean everyone wants to agree.
Please, not while I'm on the road.
I don't want a heavy smoker to have a heart attack while I'm on the road, but I'm not going to call for them to be banned. And I don't want a terrorist to blow up the plane I'm on, but that doesn't mean I'll advocate rectal searches for all passengers. Well, maybe on an opt-in basis.
Why is a man who suffers from epilepsy being allowed to drive in the first place?
Epilepsy is a "reportable condition" here
Because "there" is not "here," and perhaps they've chosen, rightly or wrongly, to either not make the ultimately arbitrary (albeit perhaps not unreasonable) decision that no-one with epilepsy can drive, or that they take people on a case-by-case basis rather than a blanket ban. For all we know this guy suffers from a rare form of epilepsy that only kicks in when he travels over 120mph (special relativity notwithstanding).
Apparently the guy suffered two epileptic seizures, although it's not clear if that was during or after the event. What I'm wondering though is whether an epileptic event could have caused his problems in the first place. Is it possible that due to such an event he was convinced he was stomping on the brake the whole time, when in fact he had his foot on the accelerator the whole time? Or something similar?
If you're still clueless how to shut the engine off with the key after an hour or so of driving
Just as anyone watching Uri Geller perform shouldn't consider him to have psychic powers. But shoulds and shouldn'ts are the way things work in practice.
So what you're saying is, if I build a secret compartment inside my neighbour's house and camp out there, I can beat him to the doormat in the morning and read all his mail? For free?
[ for the impaired, GIMP does and this version of photoshop does not, and noone outside the print industry gives a damn ]
From the GIMP FAQ:
When can we see native CMYK support?
It is clear from the product vision that GIMP eventually needs to support CMYK, but it is impossible to say when someone finds the free time and motivation to add it. In the meantime it is possible to work with CMYK to some extent using plug-ins, such as the Separate+ plug-in.
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Interesting. But if anyone asks, we were discussing Wittgenstein over a game of backgammon.
Okay, a heavy smoker who's previously suffered a heart attack then.
At some point, can't we just say "Don't drive".
Yes, but just because you think that point lies at "driver has epilepsy," doesn't mean everyone wants to agree.
Please, not while I'm on the road.
I don't want a heavy smoker to have a heart attack while I'm on the road, but I'm not going to call for them to be banned. And I don't want a terrorist to blow up the plane I'm on, but that doesn't mean I'll advocate rectal searches for all passengers. Well, maybe on an opt-in basis.
Why is a man who suffers from epilepsy being allowed to drive in the first place?
Epilepsy is a "reportable condition" here
Because "there" is not "here," and perhaps they've chosen, rightly or wrongly, to either not make the ultimately arbitrary (albeit perhaps not unreasonable) decision that no-one with epilepsy can drive, or that they take people on a case-by-case basis rather than a blanket ban. For all we know this guy suffers from a rare form of epilepsy that only kicks in when he travels over 120mph (special relativity notwithstanding).
If you're still clueless how to shut the engine off with the key after an hour or so of driving
This car has a key-less ignition.
Lecerf has filed a legal complaint after his Renault Laguna, which is adapted for disabled drivers
A Renault Laguna is a normal car. This particular Laguna isn't.
There is no doubt that they sensationalized the filming of it
No, they fictionalized it. It was staged. As in it didn't actually happen.
Aren't, dammit. Aren't the way things work in practice! I'll get me coat...
Just as anyone watching Uri Geller perform shouldn't consider him to have psychic powers. But shoulds and shouldn'ts are the way things work in practice.
So what you're saying is, if I build a secret compartment inside my neighbour's house and camp out there, I can beat him to the doormat in the morning and read all his mail? For free?
I assume it's not a popular comedy term for a penis in the US?
Apparently not. I don't think they even know what a bell-end is.
[ for the impaired, GIMP does and this version of photoshop does not, and noone outside the print industry gives a damn ]
From the GIMP FAQ:
When can we see native CMYK support?
It is clear from the product vision that GIMP eventually needs to support CMYK, but it is impossible to say when someone finds the free time and motivation to add it. In the meantime it is possible to work with CMYK to some extent using plug-ins, such as the Separate+ plug-in.
I gave Warwick Davis a couple of blintzes to paint my fence, but he never did it!
Yea, I like a physical knob
That's what she said.
Opera has announced that they will be dropping their rendering ending
I'd say something like "are the editors even trying any more?" if it hadn't been so clear for so long that no, they're not.
They've already submitted patches to improve multi-column layouts even.
Oy vey, what is dis, submit like an old Jewish man day?
"Putting an iPhone in your Otter Box" sounds like something you'd have to go to hospital to get sorted out.
Aren't they ultimately interchangeable?
Although to be fair, you do finally get instructions on how to root it at the end, so...
Caps lock: Just double-tap on the SHIFT key and it'll turn into the caps lock key!
Oh, and the "little savvy" for improving battery life? Turn off GPS, wireless and Bluetooth when you're not using them. Duh.
There will still be plenty of others dropping hundreds of dollars on your overpriced software.
Then it's not overpriced as far as Adobe are concerned, really.
95% of users of Photoshop didn't pay for it either.
It'll give them just as much stereo vision as they have in real life, so, kinda.
It certainly isn't News for Nerds.
What I don't understand is is he infallible now?
Since religious dogma does not equate to (and is often diametrically opposed to) actual truth, no.
Yeah, unless his successor is to be the Papal Mainframe, I'm having a hard time trying to work out why this is on Slashdot.