revenue, obviously, but maybe it would scale with employee numbers... if you have lots of employees, you get taxed less.

So the policy goal is to minimize revenue per employee?

Also, people in the first team should also alternate hard/complicated issues with easy fixes.

Not necessarily... I had H4 or H1/H7 before, which were dimmer, but the edge cutoff was much smoother...

With current car that has Xenon headlights (+ LED for day), they have a much sharper cutoff at the edge, making it harder to see pedestrians and other stuff near the road.

Probably the LED/laser headlights are even worse in this aspect.

Cutting us Linux users off the Web.

For me in Europe the Y is a huge monstrosity... I'd want something about 16 inches shorter to get to normal crossover size.

So, mass switch-over to electric cars is delayed for a decade or two.

Alt+Tab is great... I wouldn't use a desktop without proper Alt+Tab (exactly like in KDE).

Yeah... I have no wish to use a terminal with graphics modes.

JS should die too. XSLT was better for some things.

XSLT was always a bad idea. JS is a mixed bag of good and bad ideas.

The difference being that JS is used a lot and XSLT not so much.

How is it worse than JS? It's a different thing...