According to wikipedia, you can charge the Prius in 3 hours at 120v. I'll assume 20 amps of current. so a full charge is completed at 2.4kw/h for 3 hours, or 1.2kw/h for 6 hours.

You ended your post with brendan, but I am suspecting that you are in fact Jason Bourne...

This so much...

There's always Vanispheres too...

Yes, it is.

You probably wouldn't approve of these guys then, who blacked out all the windows of their truck, installed video screens, and put a camera off a boom on the back of the truck, to drive it in the 3rd person, like you do in video games.

It is for both Win/Mac. They chose Silverlight because it was the cheapest quickest way to add DRM; by choosing the dying Silverlight platform. But they made mobile apps that work, and they certainly don't use silverlight. Even windows 8 doesn't use silverlight. you have to use the netflix metro app. If they can do…

Linux users have been without Netflix since 2008. If you're not on Mac/PC/iOS/Android, Netflix doesn't care about you.

I can do the same thing!

she is holding it upside-down though, where there are large slots in the plastic to help heat dissapate, and help trap water in between the MBP and the case, which will inevitably move towards the feet of the MBP, a very susceptible water entry point. I've seen it happen first hand.

As a new 02 Impreza 2.5ts owner, I can attest to that. I'm 2000 miles into it and look forward all day to either tweaking or driving it. The ads they play are true.

I do too. I drive a bug eye wagon. Just had to go with bro-tastic due to the dude-magnet qotd

Clearly he just found a way to show off his bro-tastic bugeye from all angles in one swift motion.

20 here. On 3rd car now. Bought and sold the first two. Just spent all weekend killing the CEL. I love my car, and I love driving. In the city, on the highway, doesn't matter to me. I'm glad that my 2-way commute is 110 miles right now(except when an accident brings traffic bumper-to-bumper).

I'm not saying it can't happen. But I am saying that I use all 3 services on a daily basis, and I, myself have only ever seen a problem with .Mac/MobileMe/iCloud.

Archer reference FTW

The issue is that even when this was a premium $100/year service as .Mac and MobileMe, these issues STILL existed. Then there's cloud services like Google and Dropbox that have 100% uptime. I have used all 3 since inception, so I'm talking solely from experience here.

I also have to disagree here. Offsite backups cost a monthly/yearly fee(Dropbox is $500/yr for 500gb), while this is one fixed rate. No matter what drives you get, this will be cheaper by year 2. In addition, nothing compares to the speed and frequency a local solution like this NAS allows. A graphic artist using…

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Oh, I thought it meant that the english translation makes the least sense. Sort of how El Camino when translated to english means "the road."