A lot of places require getting fingerprinted when you get a driver's license

The Ferrari Superamerica was a glass-topped convertible that could do this on its roof, although it worked slightly differently.

Bad news. They're already making another Jobs movie, and it'll probably be critically acclaimed as well.

Frooch was still around in 2010?

Okay, that's true. There is a lot of Microsoft hate

I agree with that. Your response made me think you thought dekadan was saying that his ISP allowed non-private servers, as it doesn't make sense to love Sweden more if the rules are exactly the same

I think you missed the fact that this is a joke, much like the Funny or Die Jobs movie

It says you may not use a server, which is the same as everywhere else

It depends whether or not it's a sequential read or not. For random input/output, harddrives aren't even close to that, but for sequentially arranged data they are are. You can read more here.

Honest question: Are there any legitimate uses for keygens?

Do you want a car with a nice interior and a nice view that doesn't make you look like an asshole? Buy this Evoque. It won't be cheap.

That doesn't make it okay

Having spent some time in the Rapide, it's a beautifully designed car where its performance doesn't match the care that went into it. It's less quick, nimble, and comfortable than a Panamera Turbo, but it is significantly more expensive. That being said, the craftsmanship is unmatched in any four-door

For a long time the police in Vail, Colorado had Saabs. Now they have a mix of Volvos and Explorers.

I know the article wasn't being serious, but I get the feeling you are.

I'll take the banhammer.

Can someone please explain what The Verge said?

If someone kidnaps you, you probably don't want to escape into the car.

How can it gain capacity over time? Will they have to do things like switch out the blades and drivetrain, or what?

I had been wondering about this for a long time. There really isn't any real information about them out there (which is usually a bad sign).