1) Secretly buy a game studio
2) Have them make an Air Traffic Controller simulator, where the user can choose from several airports
3) Hope nobody has read Ender's Game
4) Profit!

My point is, TFS should have a summary of what the existing policy is and why it's been cancelled.

I can't believe everyone is focusing on a number I pulled out of my ass to illustrate the issue, instead of the actual issue.

How does this work? How do you attach a lens? Compose a shot? Take the picture?

Or are we talking about something completely different? Helifino, TFS doesn't give any clue what the policy is and I'm not motivated to read the article to find out.

I for one want to know that $15 of the $45 ticket cost is Ticketshafter's "service" fee.

Don't forget the other option: 4 more years of a bad Biden presidency. In fact, lets look at all Donnie's opponents. First a woman that a good 1/3 of the country felt should be in prison, not on the campaign trail. Then an old guy already showing signs of dementia. Then the same old guy with a lot more signs of dementia, followed by a woman who said on national TV that she wouldn't change a single Biden policy.

This whole disaster is as much Democrat's fault as it is racist MAGA assholes.

Meta isn't exactly a paragon of corporate virtue. More like the swamp the sewers flow into.

Same, it's just something I do without thinking about it. Biggest use is cooking. Every week I figure out what's on sale, look for recipes, put the ingredients on a shopping list, and send the recipe itself to my phone. I refer to my phone when cooking.

Used to be solid as a rock under Virgin. Then T-Mobile bought Virgin and it's been iffy ever since.

I for one will never buy a TV with 3.0's DRM enabled.

Here's an idea. Make a 3.1 version that is identical to 3.0 except all DRM is stripped out.

I bought a condo at 26.
I moved out in 1976 as an 18 y/o. I lived alone in my own apartment in a minimum wage job. Put myself through college, got better jobs, etc etc etc.
Kids today can't do that. College costs too much. Housing costs too much.

Since I was a kid fusion has been 20 years in the future. Now that I'm retired it's nice to see some things don't change :)

Not to mention the depreciation of the vehicles. This makes no sense at all, which is why it doesn't surprise me Trump/Musk are doing it.

Based on the past 50 years I can confidently say fusion will be practical within 20 years of my death.

"We pulled our heads out of our asses for a minute to assess the room"

Suing one of your biggest customers was stupid. Best case Qualcomm was gonna adopt the Risc-V or somesuch, and it wouldn't surprise me if in 10 years Qualcomm was ARMs biggest competitor in the non-Intel CPU arena.