I didn't want to give more ammo to his elitist bullshit, but I wonder what happens if the same schools that make people hate math try teaching them to code.
So you know exactly how far you need to go, now calculate how much fuel you need. You can always buy extra fuel and refill on the way on very long travels where "how far it goes" would matter. Unless you're driving an electric car, for those autonomy is important, but it depends on battery size, not just efficiency.
Also, having the "Understand" button might have the same negative effect as the excessively intrusive UAC checks in Windows Vista: people pressing it without thinking twice about it.
As long as security forces only aim their full strength at immigrants and other non-people, the governments won't give a rat's ass. I also wish they would make an embarassing mistake someday.
I think it's the opposite: NAT almost made IPv6 obsolete. I spent a large time trapped behind a NAT by my former ISP, getting "you are alredy downloading" errors. So I absolutely hate whoever invented that crap.
Chrome and Flash are installing services, but they also create tasks in Task Scheduler. Will Firefox do this as well? Can one delete the services and have only the tasks running?