woo!

I suggest fixing the world economy by making contact with an alien race of sentient solar panels who would enjoy nothing less than to make earth their favorite vacation spot, and will happily plug themselves into our electrical grid while sunbathing. Thus providing free energy, and a lot of easy jobs polishing panels.

7220th!

...okay, you tell me, was that more or less silly than trying to call "first!"

A friend of mine recently showed me an asian designed hybrid that had a smallish gas tank that -only- gets used if the battery runs out, and a battery that can go... I wanna say it was like 50 miles per charge, and could get to a half charge in 10 minutes. The gas engine is basically there to only ever be used on long road trips. If you have an average daily commute, plug it in at night, and go out of state for the holidays a couple times a year, you'll be burning gas a couple times a year.

Tesla is most likely looking at something similar, and I can't say I'm particularly anti-that.

"Oceania"

Less phone, more Tuberculosis filtering.

Wait, darn, that's been done.

(Awe foo, nobody's gonna get my medical humor.)

No, no, no, wrong analogy. You just have to fill it through iTunes. On the brighter side, gas is $0.99 per gallon.

Right, but that doesn't give the parents and opportunity to yell at their kids. I mean really, how could you miss the logic?

Nope. Not in a setting where privacy is such a big deal. Terrible viewing angles are where it's at. They actually sell viewing angle reducing screens to go over normal displays in offices where social security numbers and the like are commonly on-screen not too far from line-of-sight for non-employees. I'm not surprised if this machine has a seriously bad viewing angle.

As a nursing student the main reason computers at work appeal to me is so I can type my absurd amounts of documentation rather than doing it all by hand. If you're gonna design something like this, please oh please give me a freakin' keyboard.