oh good I didn't get a lunch break today.

Maybe they are like the Silence and you can't remember them once you have looked away.

nice pics 🙂

@JaredBusch said:

@Hubtech said:

dont know if i'd be typing my email address into that website...seems like you're inviting spam

It would be a gmail address you enter, are you telling me it does not already get spam?

not to my inbox.

Official website: Clicky

@Nic said:

@ajstringham I did 🙂

Glad to hear that. 🙂

@scottalanmiller said:

FTC..

Lol

Interesting...

who said good samaritans don't exist?

@scottalanmiller I haven't been hit yet but in saying that, I suspect I may have tripped the spammer warning light after my visit to the Funny Pic thread...

@Nic said:

@scottalanmiller oh right, forgot how long a commute you had. The Tesla could handle that, but you'd probably want a charging station at work to be sure. Is it 100 miles total, or 100 miles each way?

100 miles total. But charging at home isn't possible either, my parking lot doesn't have charging stations.

We really want a Tesla, but even the long range model would only be useful for commuting. It's range is about 20% shy of being enough to be able to use for our weekend trips to visit family. If they could break that threshold we'd be really close to being able and willing to figure out how to make one work for us. I love the Tesla, it's amazing.

This is fantastic, good job over there guys! @Nic

@scottalanmiller said:

@Joyfano said:

That would be exciting too if it will work and can reach our place in province.

That's the great thing about satellites, they hit huge areas equally. So rural areas get the same benefits as cities.

Excited would it be great if i can use this in our province :_)

that was pretty good.!

I've always shied away from the option to "Login with your [Facebook/Twitter/Linkedin/etc] Account", mainly because of privacy concerns, but also because I've heard of design flaws with the OAUTH and OpenID systems (mainly from listening to Steve Gibson's podcast)

@Nic said:

I wonder if it was found by the same five year old who found the Xbox bug 🙂

I was totally thinking that too.

I liked Office 2010 a lot. Office 2013, not so much. It's fine, but not great. But I know that it is just a first step on their road to pure JavaScript in a browser, so I appreciate the technology that it is enabling.

@scottalanmiller said:

@nic it was actually tweeted at American, not USAir. USAir just enjoyed and shared it.

Good to know - thanks for that correction!