I’m certainly no fan of Jill Stein, but I think it’s time we openly rejected the ridiculous argument that it’s somehow hypocritical or otherwise a conflict of interests for people interested in reducing carbon emissions to burn fossil fuels in support of their goals.

We don’t criticize people who’s goal might be…

And as evidenced by the article, he’s willing to take risks with his fortune while so many other billionaires expect to be able to invest for a huge return with very little chance of loss.

Are you sure it’s not Steve Jobs your thinking of?

Maybe you’re right, but have you calculated for the massive inefficiencies of storing and moving the products the long distances that centralized, large scale farming demands? I’m not convinced they are outweighed by leveraging economies of scale to the extreme. I’m guessing that probably middle sized farms, fairly…

I’d like to see a high resolution non-touch monitor on top, with a slower resolution touchscreen on the bottom. Give it options to be driven at a lower frame-rate and lower brightness to save on power, put it some good haptic feedback for letting you ‘feel’ the edges of dynamically created buttons, and I think it…

Yes, a lot of business class laptops will offer a higher resolution non-touch screen as an option, and it’s often the default or an option that doesn’t change the price of the machine.

The only thing that would have been funnier is if he had showed up the next day in a local lobster trap.

Agreed, and it wasn’t even needed. She could have gone to Alderaan with Bail and Lei at the end of the movie; with Anakin believing that he had killed her, and the plot would have been unaffected. She could have died a little more slowly, even ‘of a broken heart’ like Lucas wanted. It would have kept the continuity.

By that standard, we don’t know anything to 100% certainty. It’s enough for us that something is known to %99.999... percent certainty.

But the list was of “out of genre” episodes. Community doesn’t have a single genre to be “out” of.

exactly 100.0%

Don’t worry, he doesn’t have any patients.

I gotta say, compared to a plane crash I will take a giant floating asscraft crash any day of the week.

I read that as they can currently do 200 cars a week, and they are trying to increase that rate quickly; but I can see how you could read 200 cars a week as being their target rate.

So, just be be clear, you’re saying that even though AOL is a private company you don’t consider their email servers to be private? And that, somehow, it’s okay to use a private server as long as you do NOT have complete control over it, like with AOL?

If you want to draw a distinction about never having sent…

Here’s my source if you want to check it:

Yes, absolutely there is a better system. Our current (antiquated) system relies on the concept of people either being cleared or not cleared for any level of security, regardless of context. Instead, we should be creating documents are encrypted with user specific strong security keys. That way, if they get out, it…

Clearly you’ve never run your own email server. It’s more Comedy of Errors than Macbeth.

Show me that there has been fallout from Clinton’s emails lack of security and I will accept your argument wholeheartedly. If all you can do is make vague allusions to some fallout that happened recently, but can’t say it it’s from Clinton or Snowden or the unraveling NSA hacks, or any of the other huge security flaws…

I’m not arguing that she acted in good faith; but I am questioning that a crime was committed. Does the Federal Records Act say that there is a time limit on submitting the documents? Does it say that they must not be in a backup or archive? Or that they must be submitted before a FOIA request? It seems to me like…