Not all builders are corporations. Besides, if you really wanted to see pollution in cities, there were some really bad places in the soviet union and now in china.
That's where batteries are useful. A relatively tiny battery - a couple of liters worth - will put out a few dozen kw of power, then after which time automobile power consumption drops by a factor of 10.
Imagine spending your evenings getting your raspberry pi communicating wirelessly with your arduino then being stuck for hours in a class where where you learn the difference between a file and a folder.
Worse than destroying pay is destroying moral. There's nothing more painful than working with a bunch of unmotivated and uninterested people. The motivated people are going to "learn computers" without being forced to go to a class.
You have that backwards. Tiny and foam based is only about 10-15 years old (thanks to lithium polymer batteries and electronic miniaturization). Vehicles used to be large, 2m+, and powered by a 2kg, 1kw loud methanol or diesel powered motor.
I forked the linux kernel in 1998, porting it to a new processor that the company I was working for was developing. Seventeen year later, linux appears to be fine in much the same way my old company isn't.
Slashdot Mirror
And digg
Problem is they are aren't a majority
That's a problem with democracy. Nobody ever wants what I want.
Reminds me of using 6-sigma process on a widget made of 112 parts and 16 widgets/year.
Not all builders are corporations. Besides, if you really wanted to see pollution in cities, there were some really bad places in the soviet union and now in china.
taking several minutes
That's where batteries are useful. A relatively tiny battery - a couple of liters worth - will put out a few dozen kw of power, then after which time automobile power consumption drops by a factor of 10.
Diesel is always cheaper but the tax is higher.
car is powered by natural gas (the only generation we have here)
You can't make that claim unless you are on an isolated network
Worse than destroying pay is destroying moral. There's nothing more painful than working with a bunch of unmotivated and uninterested people. The motivated people are going to "learn computers" without being forced to go to a class.
Your cell phone, car, microwave oven and even electric toothbrush are all computers.
Hahaha! Haven't heard that in 30 years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... and xenopsychology.
vehicles have gone from tiny foam based vehicles
You have that backwards. Tiny and foam based is only about 10-15 years old (thanks to lithium polymer batteries and electronic miniaturization). Vehicles used to be large, 2m+, and powered by a 2kg, 1kw loud methanol or diesel powered motor.
As advertised on slashdot
http://www.amazon.com/Guillow-...
Large enough to carry a camera and autonomous control guidance system.
commercial
Make your own community. That's the way of open source.
Sexism is a bigger problem is medicine (they make up a good chunk of the 1%).
but they do know if you're female
Caveat emptor
Pretty sure it had something to do with a South Park episode.
I forked the linux kernel in 1998, porting it to a new processor that the company I was working for was developing. Seventeen year later, linux appears to be fine in much the same way my old company isn't.
I don't hate it, I just don't see any advantage. But then I'm a loser and only have about a dozen friends.
What I use Facebook mainly for is to reach out to and keep in touch with other people.
I use email for this and have for over 30 years.
it only takes a dual engineering income
I'm shocked (and a little frightened) about how many people don't know this. And I really don't think /. has been for nerds for a while now.
Maybe or too lazy to care.
How does Linus have more power than anyone else? Everyone is free to do whatever they want.