bradtemp

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1. 31.▲
   by bradtemp 11y ago

   The law doesn't allow you to speed, and tickets you if you do. The law does not require your cruise control or throttle block you from speeding if you choose to do so. Yes, you need it to not be a hazard to traffic (as you would be
2. 32.▲
   by bradtemp 11y ago

   Be surprised, then. Google's cars have it. In fact, it would be unsafe not to have it, and the history of attempting to force people with technology in their cars to limit their speed is a history of that never happening.
3. 33.▲
   by bradtemp 11y ago

   No, that's different. This light is normally green, and only goes red, briefly, if you speed on the way to it. The rest on red stays red, and goes green after you slow down a bunch for it.
4. 34.▲
   by bradtemp 12y ago

   I wrote ALICE -- back almost 30 years ago, so I was surprised to see some traffic on it. Obviously today I would do it a bit differently, I wrote it in the pre-mouse days, and the PC version you can download was designed for a trackball t
5. 35.▲
   by bradtemp 17y ago

   No, the point of the article (or at least the problem to be solved) is driving a high resolution display from a device or cable or network that doesn't have the bandwith to do it the old fashioned, constantly updating frame way. DVI is r