A problem with automated vehicles is that tons of youngsters will pull pranks on them, and would never be caught. I bet it would actually be a large problem.
Computers are physical products, so of course there will be stores to sell them. You can't sell a computer that is not physical, unlike a book which can be an e-book. There is no reason to have book stores and they will be replaced with businesses that make more profit.
Why should I care about this person, and how is it relevant to startups, hacking, technology, etc.?
"On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."
About half of people with AIDS got it from homosexual behavior, although I don't remember the exact statistic.
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"The CDC had already revealed last year that approximately 53% of the estimated 56,300 new HIV cases in 2006 were in homosexual men, with the African American population being particularly affected."
Also I don't think the exact day of birth being Tuesday makes one bit of difference to the gender. For example, if you were to say the known boy was born crying, and the chance of this is 70%, it doesn't affect the gender of the other children. It's just useless trivia.
In Emacs you often need to make Lisp macros for customizations. I love Emacs and have been using it daily for the last few years, but it's not newbie friendly. Making small tweaks can require extensive Google searching.