My thinking as well. Once monetization of social media was perfected all of the "silent" voices could now be heard. Unfortunately, many of those voices were partisan hacks. We may never know for certain if Walter Cronkite was a decent person but he did attempt to be a gatekeeper for news, maybe even things that matter.

TV sounds better than a desktop anyway...

Check the employment figures and unemployment numbers. Might tell a different story.

While LinkedIn has always sucked to some degree it has now over-achieved under the tutelage of Microsoft. "Skype-ish" is an adequate parallel.

I agree. I looked for football fields and Library of Congress references and saw none. I'm so confused...

Well he is a member of the superintelligence team so that part checks out.

If you need a tool like this, like some of us have, you wouldn't be so dismissive of this news. Probably not a big deal in the long run but GParted filled a need.

Probably one of Microsoft's best effort at product scaling over time. 40 years is pretty good.

I started reading Compute magazine during the late 1970s which led to my first Commodore 64. Byte magazine was a big part of the mix. I used the same C64 to dial in to a PDP-11 for my CS degree mid 80s. The application I used as a terminal (do not recall the name) emulated a 80 column CRT on the 40 character C64. Cool times.

Verizon may suck as a general rule but symmetrical FIOS is good.

Seems like the logical pathway so I guess that will not happen.

Exploring the deep oceans along with space gets my vote. Seems as habitable and a lot closer.

I have Skype credit which I assume I will lose but the bigger issue for me is Teams as a replacement. I have no experience with it but after a brief test drive it appears to be much more than I need to make an international phone call.

âoehis friends made phone of the Light Phone's photosâ. I frequently do that too, make phone of phones.

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