Personally I find there are more outstanding games being made than ever before (single player and co-op at least), they just aren't coming from the likes of EA.

"Formal passport control". All Schengen did for flights was do away with passport control on arrival, but Intra-Schengen flights still require photo ID to check in.

A TEU is a 20' container (equivalent). In practice the majority of loaded containers are 40' containers and there will often be some 45' or other odd sized cargo reducing space further, so there are probably "only" around 10-11k discrete containers on it.

It might also make sense to go after M&A in a broader sense. A cap on the total size of any given M&A would go a long way towards preventing these situations, and many others with bad outcomes for consumers and society, in the first place.

That's why the only proper response from authorities is to require a separate type rating. Boeing has already said they will now recommend training, but a type rating would make it mandatory and probably more extensive than what Boeing will end up recommending.

Not everywhere: some of us are lucky enough to have local, independent ISPs. A far too small minority unfortunately, but it is getting better.

It may be bullshit legally speaking, but PR departments very obviously believe in it regardless.

Pai has threatened regulation if they do not implement it voluntarily. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Farstechnica.com%2Ftech-p...

How does PKP help against a typosquatter? These attacks are not on the same domain, but using one that looks the same due to UTF homographs or superficial similarity such as keming issues.

Mozilla regularly complain about Google shenanigans, see e.g. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fcpeterso%2Fs...

Not only do I avoid them, if I review them online I take a star off and note it there.

If I'm working on an existing codebase I use whatever that uses, and if I'm writing something from scratch I use whatever's the default for the editor I'm using.

There's no way I could accurately gather 15 years of travel data. I don't have access to calendars or emails from past jobs, so all work related travel will be guesswork. At the absolute best I could probably get 80% of my travel right, and anything older than six years or so would probably only be accurate to within +/- a year.

The "connected home"-type applications are not where the value is. The big value is in areas like the supply chain, manufacturing, agriculture, retail - most industries could remove significant waste with access to IoT-style data.

The main difference is sheer numbers. None of its predecessors had this many users, and we don't know if there is a tipping point where network effects become large enough to sustain such a site for a much longer period.