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Throw a Gumstix Overo or Sheevaplug in your saddlebag and you motorcycle can have a linux server too ;) #mavizenttx02
11/05/09
And that thing better have a Solid state HD in there for when you do things like go over speed bumps and bumpy roads. #mavizenttx02
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Guess not :/ #gizmodoremainders
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Unfortunately, here on the east coast, tickets are pricey as hell (they may be in the midwest, too, though; I dunno), so they can really hurt the bank account. While the Wi-Fi would be a seriously awesome addition to the experience, I'm afraid that it would slim down some wallets with inflated ticket prices. That would likely be rough on a lot of travelers, even if they're not using the service. #gizmodoremainders
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It's slower than flying, but they don't check your bags (don't read into that) and you can carry as much as you want, you are always free to "roam about the cabin", and you meet interesting people (lots of amish).
the sound is pretty soothing, to me. #gizmodoremainders
10/29/09
Imagine that. Gadget lovers who enjoy something as old fashioned as a train ride. I also like the fact that they don't check the bags in a traditional sense. Plus I hate taking out my laptop and putting it in it's own bin and my shoes as well. It's just a big production. I think that's what you meant ColbertSuperNation. Shenanigans never crossed my mind.
Oh and I also like the sound as well. :-) #gizmodoremainders
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All you need is to get Linux running on an Etch-a-Sketch. There's your tablet! #gizmodoremainders
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Only a liberal would buy a car built by UAW workers. Bust a union - buy a Toyota. #xbox
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Detroit is in shambles for a reason. #xbox
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First of all, for the record, my comment wasn't one of my trademark trollmines.
It was a facetious jab at the notion that cars like the Toyota Prius* are in line with the majority of the liberal agenda.
I say the Prius because it is notoriously a "statement" car. Sure, it's SULEV, but it is also a major donor to the GOP because of its staunch anti-union stance. The Toyota, Honda, and Nissan plants in Kentucky, Alabama, and Mississippi are the reason that the Senators of those States were so firmly against bailing out GM.
I also say this on the heels of last night's "Daily Show" which featured a segment on this kind of product identification. It's kind of silly to boycott a company because its CEO writes an Op-Ed out of line with your liberal views and then buy a car from a company whose corporate practices are even farther out of line.
Welcome to the Internet. You need to settle the fuck down and realize that sometimes, people say facetious things on blogs. How you have managed to live in America in the 21st Century and still not comprehend the notion of "sarcasm" is fucking inconceivable.
*Fair disclosure: I drive a Honda Insight. I drive it because it was free. I do like some of the features in the new Ford models but I like that my car gets 50+ mpg with 78k miles more. #xbox
10/29/09
And how about those American workers. If some of my coworkers are to be used as any indicator then I'd say they're lazy, incompetent sacks of shit who care more about collecting a paycheck then actually doing their job the correct way. And what of the unions? Cars were manufactured long before unions came around and I suspect if the UAW was disbanded tomorrow, we'd still be building cars. Unions are also one of the factors in why car prices are what they are today.
I got a new car once. It was a Ford and it was a piece of shit so sorry, but the whole Buy American thing doesn't really carry as much weight with me anymore.
"unless you idiots start buying ford or GM you will see millions of jobs lost!"
BTW statements like that aren't going to win people over either... #xbox