Since when are chip deals measured in gigawatts? Is that 10 chips or 10 million?

I wonder if Realpage has a team working on this?

So now EVs will only be allowed in carry-on bags?

So of course "activist investors" (aka "assholes") come along, insist that Southwest is leaving dollars on the table, and try to turn them into the same thing from which they were trying to be different, in the name of shareholders. Somehow, this needs to be stopped, before everything on the planet is enshittified.

Maybe we should un-sanction them now that Microsoft has been weaponized.

Welcome to PHv6, with so many phone numbers we'll never run out, and everyone is assigned their number at birth.

Slack is owned by Salesforce now, so why is anyone surprised by this? They've been harvesting customer data for years...

Johnny 5 needs more input...

This should walk that star across the universe like an off-balance washing machine.

If it was aliens, they wouldn't be dead, and we'd all be meeting some new friends...

Sounds like a future mining opportunity to me.

And that's one of the biggest problems with Wall Street. You have to have continuous growth, even once the market is basically saturated (see Netflix). If you can't meet these crazy expectations, you get clobbered.

Don't they already do that? My last Uber driver, back to the airport leaving re:Invent, told me that Uber wanted drivers to lease Teslas for $500/week from them. There were _tons_ of Uber Teslas there, so it seems believable.

> They added: "The past two and a half years alone account for 10 percent of the overall rise in sea level since satellite measurements started nearly 30 years ago."

The "past two and a half years" is pretty close to 10 percent of "started nearly 30 years ago", so this is surprising or alarming how?

Why on earth would anyone consider for even a second replacing a fiber-optic internet connection with 5G wireless? Or even DSL with wireless? Do you really want to be buying your home internet connection from the same outfit that slows your phone data to a crawl once you use 20 GB in a month?