The solution is obvious because we already see it with Gas stations, just build more EV charging stations along the busy routes. The reason you don't see this happen often with gas stations is because you have so many to choose from. Those didn't appear over-night either, it took decades to build up the "gas" network. It's no different with EVs, the network is getting bigger and people are just impatient. I've been driving EVs for over a decade now and back in the early 2010s you can bet you were lucky to have one QC station in a major city and hope that it worked. Finding L2 charge locations was also nearly impossible. Does anyone remember when Plugshare let you put your "private" home L2 charger on a map for other fellow EV drivers to use in case of emergency? Now, I can load up a map in my area and find hundreds of L2 charging sites or a dozen QC charging locations. I agree, we need more charging infrastructure so that a road trip is as worry free for EV drivers as it is for ICE vehicle drivers, but it takes time to get there. Having a dozen articles published all complaining about the issue when a solution is already in the works seems to only exist for getting clicks and eyeballs.

It had enough Nintendo that adults will recognize the Easter eggs and enough action and fun to keep the kids entertained. Also, the lore about "Mario and Luigi" was advanced quite a bit in this movie. I wonder what Nintendo will do with this new canon material? I was not disappointed after watching it, I got more than what I expected of a "video game" movie adaption and was quite pleased. The voice acting that many fans worried about was not an issue for me or my kids, they had no idea that Mario, Luigi, etc. were being voiced by different people than who was used in the games. We watched the 3D version and while it was an expensive day for me, my family enjoyed it and that's all that counts for me in the end.

36 PSI for both front and back across *all* model years.

There is only a 4 digit pin, which means it only has 10,000 passwords to try. If you have hardware access, then you control the storage, RAM, etc. No excuse why a lab could not image the drive bit by bit and just try combinations until the correct one is found. Even if it is set to self-destruct after 10 tries, loading up the storage image basically resets the clock. Tedious perhaps, but not impossible and won't take till the end of the time to crack such an easy code. Is there something more to the phone that isn't being published out to the public?

I agree, none of the streaming services will have it (Netflix, Hulu, etc) So I expect that the piratebay + clones will have this after the first person to purchase it.

If they are sending out more funds for withdraws than bringing in for total sales and commission then yes they are now running a Ponzi scheme. They now have less funds to give back out than what was given to them, people at the top of the scheme cash out, people at the bottom are left holding the digital poo of bitcoin. To try and prevent a mass exodus or lawsuits, they delay all withdraws until they have enough to satisfy the loudest complainers first that had the most to lose. Everyone else with a small amount will never get their funds back unfortunately.

Have several Raspberry Pi setup as digital currency servers for Timekoin. Rock solid uptime, low power usage, quick and easy using the pre-made image for them. Also have some that have replaced DHCP servers, File Servers, and Database Servers. Low power, fast enough for the task, low cost is a plus also.

As promised, I've put all the information into one place. Find the information about the flaw here: Bitcoin Reverse Time Attack

I thought the one I brought up years ago would still be there, but I'll have to go back and check. I found a flaw I called "reverse time attack" which I believe to this day, each version of bitcoin still has to patch each release for. It may have been lost in the site transactions, forum transitions, but if the information has become lost over time, then I need to post it up in a more permanent place as to this day no solution exist yet.

Add Timekoin in there as well. It takes a total opposite approach to digital currency that minimizes CPU usage while providing a lot better protection than Bitcoin in terms of double spending and wild spikes in prices.

I can see this is a good option for those that really want to stop drinking. But.... drinking is a twisted cocktail of the poison alcohol and the feelings that go with it (or lack of perhaps, the numbing) that keep people drinking. So this may be the push that people trying to quit need. If the just the drinking makes you feel sick enough to not want to drink anymore, more power to them! It may not be a perfect solution for those trying to stop, but at least it is another option. I just hope the vaccine itself is not so expensive as to make it only available to the wealthy to use.

I've not gone back to Microsoft Office since switching to the Open Office (and other open source office apps) for nearly 10 years now and not one day do I miss it. I've helped many business and people switch to it. Whatever proprietary features that are needed in Microsoft Office, at least in my experience, is too minimal to justify the extra cost when a little bit of googling can basically make Open Office (or Libre Office) do whatever you want it to do. There are even some things that I can't do in Microsoft Office and had to use Open Office for (including repairing damaged Microsoft Office files). So to each their own, if you need the features of Microsoft Office, more power to you. I'm sure many here though will chime in that for the majority of users, Open or Libre Office have 99% of what the typical user needs.

The currency used does not matter. Being digital currency or real $$, Ponzi schemes still happen all the time. The latest large Ponzi just blew up a few weeks ago that used real money to the tune of a $600 million collapse. Here is just a recent story about it. http://myfox8.com/2012/08/17/62643/

Because a mirror does not reflect 100% of the energy, some will be absorbed, thus the laser will eventually burn through it. Super efficient mirrors are easy counter anyway, just lob some "buckshot" at the target to shatter the mirrors, then burn the ship up with the laser :-)

Be fair of course in how you word it, but nothing speaks better than "I showed the new Admin X,Y,Z and he knows how to do X,Y,Z; here the signature to prove it". I know you are trying to avoid a new Admin coming in and then complaining about how the previous guy didn't know what the hell he was doing. Happens to everyone I'm afraid, but at least have your bases covered for what any replacement needs to know to operate in your permanent absence. It will also discourage the new admin from making any drama scenes with his/her new boss when he/she knows you have something in writing that is suppose to demonstrate/validate his/her new skills in the position. Other than that, don't burn any bridges, try to be helpful to the new Admin, when you have the free time, but don't go out your way and sacrifice your new job to help a struggling admin who might be in over his head due to fluffing up the resume.