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541.
by sfblah 10y ago
He outlived Kennedy by ~53 years. Kind of amazing.
542.
by sfblah 10y ago
Ok but what if the term limit was, say, 16 years for the House and 18 for the Senate?
543.
by sfblah 10y ago
I'm just glad they still include uucp.
544.
by sfblah 10y ago
Yeah because Lithium Ion batteries never catch fire.
545.
by sfblah 10y ago
Houses and roofs last far, far longer than cars. 50k miles is 4 years for many drivers.
546.
by sfblah 10y ago
Yes.
547.
by sfblah 10y ago
Lithium Ion batteries lose charge over time, so during transport they would discharge. Lithium Ion batteries can handle a relatively small number of recharge cycles (when compared with the number that a metal cylinder/sphere can handle
548.
by sfblah 10y ago
Can you explain to me your economic thinking behind leasing two Teslas? Are you super rich or do you have some other thinking that went into that decision?
549.
by sfblah 10y ago
Nice how I got downvoted to -1 here for asking a question. Sheesh.
550.
by sfblah 10y ago
Which Chromebook do you use for dev, and how do you set it up for your dev env (a quick name of a site to read would be awesome)
551.
by sfblah 10y ago
Question: Is it possible that self-driving cars will make this kind of infrastructure less important? I've thought about this a bit, and I wonder if, outside of high-speed rail and airplanes (where you can go faster than a car can driv
552.
by sfblah 10y ago
My understanding is that usage fees (gas taxes and the like) don't come come close to paying for upkeep of roads.
553.
by sfblah 10y ago
Implement tolls to drive in SF and route the money to building this. Cities' implicit subsidies for roads are insane.