The founders of AC Propulsion, based in San Dimas in the suburbs east of Los Angeles, seem to think that the lithium-ion batteries have led them to the holy grail of electric motoring: range and performance in one package. San Dimas High Football Rules!
The U.S. is a lot more spread out than Korea, though -- some American cities are pretty well connected.
From what I gather, DSL and Cable is cheaper and more available in Canada than in the US. And we know that Canada is much more "spread out" than the US. So that's not the reason at all.
I don't understand why Americans are so against government intervention in this area. It's not so evil or communist to have the government subsidize, legislate or otherwise help create infrastructure. Nobody calls the US interstate highway system "communist" or "socialist" because the government built it. Besides, who paid for ARPANET in the first place? What ARPANET communist?
Yeah, like Dvorak has ever been right about Apple. He was the guy who said that the mouse would fail, that nobody would ever want to use 3.5" floppies, that a GUI was more confusing than a command-line, especially for beginners.
No, Dvorak has never been right about anything. In fact, when he comes out and says something very strongly, you can bet that the exact opposite will happen.
So, following the Dvorak has never been right about anything logic -- Apple will NOT switch to Intel CPUs.
I've been seeing ads everywhere (including slashdot), that use "pageads.googesyndication.com" as their URL. They're frames (or iframes or something), with a bunch of textads.
Slashdot Mirror
Using my random number generator, I predict that this story will be duplicated on slashdot.org in the next week or so.
Then how do you explain Canada?
Canada is larger than the US, and it much better connected.
Its geographic challenges are much more difficult to overcome than the US ones.
But does this improved network performance allow me to predict if I will get a first post based on my past inability to do so?
For Canadians, Red Flag Deals is a great site. Coupons, links to online deals, freebies, and forums.
Gnome Gsucks.
That's all I wanted to Gsay.
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Anytown America airport. Security today was brought to you by the lowest bidder.
Did the Russians ever get a human crew on the moon?
1) Decide who will win
2) Allow Voting
3) Announce result
4) Profit!!!!!
Right, "Ilha Formosa" isn't Dutch.
People "in the know" should realize that Formosa was the Portuguese name for the island, not Dutch.
Where can we get these family guy episodes that everybody's talking about?
I for one welcome our new Robot Musician Overlords.
Is it just me or are the slashdot images all screwed up?
The summary says "IP based" then "without the overhead of TCP/IP" and then "raw ethernet".
Which one?
Can't be both IP based and raw ethernet at the same time.
You don't expect us to RTFA do you?
The founders of AC Propulsion, based in San Dimas in the suburbs east of Los Angeles, seem to think that the lithium-ion batteries have led them to the holy grail of electric motoring: range and performance in one package.
San Dimas High Football Rules!
I could have had first post, but unfortunately, another user on this hotspot has caused the network to slow down for some reason.
I'd buy one of these in a flash if it worked in Canada. Same with the tivo, I'd love to have one if it worked with Canadian listings.
Microsoft is killing IE. Period. Not killing IE for Mac or Windows or Unix or anything.
See this article. It just looks like MS isn't making IE anymore for any platform.
The U.S. is a lot more spread out than Korea, though -- some American cities are pretty well connected.
From what I gather, DSL and Cable is cheaper and more available in Canada than in the US. And we know that Canada is much more "spread out" than the US. So that's not the reason at all.
I don't understand why Americans are so against government intervention in this area. It's not so evil or communist to have the government subsidize, legislate or otherwise help create infrastructure. Nobody calls the US interstate highway system "communist" or "socialist" because the government built it. Besides, who paid for ARPANET in the first place? What ARPANET communist?
It generates an e-mail to Steve Balmer.
That's why he freaks out sometimes and starts screaming DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS!!
Woah!
The Hulk can fly! And he's huge. Shrek on steroids!
I dunno...
Feral Robot Dog? I had a girlfriend like that once...
Yeah, like Dvorak has ever been right about Apple. He was the guy who said that the mouse would fail, that nobody would ever want to use 3.5" floppies, that a GUI was more confusing than a command-line, especially for beginners.
No, Dvorak has never been right about anything. In fact, when he comes out and says something very strongly, you can bet that the exact opposite will happen.
So, following the Dvorak has never been right about anything logic -- Apple will NOT switch to Intel CPUs.
Yeah, I agree. Afterall, George W. Bush uses a Mac too. He's certainly contributing to what is wrong in America.
I've been seeing ads everywhere (including slashdot), that use "pageads.googesyndication.com" as their URL. They're frames (or iframes or something), with a bunch of textads.
Like this:
http://tinyurl.com/7plg
Weird stuff. Anybody have the scoop on that?