If capitalism and totalitarianism were the only options you might have a point.

Hydrogen is explosive over a much wider range of stoichiometric ratios, so a hydrogen leak is more likely to cause an explosion than a natural gas leak.

Unless the hydrogen leaks into your garage, or into the cab of the car, or into your car's trunk. In those cases it could be very dangerous.

The longer the half-life the less radioactive something is. So isotopes with half-lives in the hundreds of millions of years aren't very dangerous.

You can't use a pencil and paper to look something up on Wikipedia, and having an iPad doesn't prevent someone from using paper.

If the President truly fears that international students will use skills learned at U.S. colleges and universities to the detriment of the United States if they return home ... then wouldn't another option be not providing them with the skills in the first place?

It is if you think less education and less freedom in the world is a good thing.

They should just have a smaller mileage tax that applies to all vehicles (not just efficient ones) to avoid creating an incentive to have less efficient cars.

I don't go to Facebook to see advertisements. So obviously I'm not going to switch to a different service to see his ads.

According to the article car manufacturers are not allowed to have their own dealerships in the states where Tesla is being sued.

It's the same with Apple products. Apple is allowed to have their own retail stores. That's why you can't by apple products anywhere else.

Of coarse in the real world you can buy them in most electronics stores.

That should say 28 million in 13 months for the SII. I need to proofread my posts better.

According to that article 28 million is the total sales for the SII over 23 months. The other numbers are the Q3 2012 sales, which covers just three months.

Unless there's something I missed, that article says windows 8 doesn't support resolution independent layout. It says windows 8 does layout in pixels, but scales every thing up for certain devices (they can have scale factors of either 100%, 140% or 180%).

I can't believe modern devices still don't support resolution independent layout, especially on tablets. All they would have to do is design displays to send their ppi as well as their resolution to the computer, then change the operating system to make that data available programs.

Do you have a source to back up this claim, or are you just making stuff up? If he had guns on him the transcripts from the trial probably would have mentioned it.