Slippery_John

While this isn't Tesla's implementation specifically, there is indeed data that says self-driving cars are better than than human drivers.

http://www.vtti.vt.edu/featured/?p=422

Yeah, but you can VPN to wherever you want and access that country's catalog.

Perfectly valid. If it's difficult to read, it's difficult to use.

Put your calibre library in Dropbox or Google Drive. Get Calibre Cloud Pro to have a good-looking, easily searchable library on your device (you download from there as needed). Use Moon+ or some other reader to read the books. Calibre also has a server function (which Moon+ supports), but not everybody has a public IP to access their books everywhere.

These are all Android, but there's probably some equivalent on iOS. You will want to convert all your ebooks to a format that your reader supports, such as epub. There are extensions for Calibre that will strip DRM if you're into that.

No, WADL is XML. You can see some of the data files in the boto3 repository: https://github.com/boto/boto3/tree/develop/boto3/data

It is somewhat similar in concept

Yes. I'm pretty sure most if not all of the official AWS SDKs are, with only a bit of hand-coded parts tossed in

Yup, Indiana is cheap as hell

Tabs were one of the major reasons I switched over to Chrome. At the time, firefox resized the tabs as soon as space became available, making closing a bunch of tabs a pain. They don't do that anymore, but now they have the tab scrolling feature which adds a gui element if there are too many tabs. Thing is, once you close enough tabs, those elements go away immediately, making closing a bunch of tabs a pain.

Biggest reason I switched, which is still the true (though less so), is that Chrome takes up less screen real estate.