It's a dry heat

I can't really see describing Amazon as an underdog. Even though they may not yet have a presence with consumer business applications, I am not sure that describing any group they are with to break into that space as a "rebel alliance". More like they are competing branches of the Imperial forces or something along those lines...

I was going to say WordPerfect 5.1 because it was the first one I learned how to use.

I have my new build, except for the gpu. I am still running a sapphire 290x.

But of course politicans in the USA aren't trying to abolish DST they are trying to make it permanent #facepalm.
I don't understand why, when popular opinion is to just do away with DST entirely. I like waking up when it is at least a little but light outside, and whenever it is starting to do that during the year it seems like we change clocks and go back to darkness in the mornings.
I agree, that if the benefits are elusive and the negatives are so clear, this practice should just be ended and not extended.

Do you for some reason think she shouldn't express her opinion based on her own knowledge? I'm sure we here at Slashdot understand why companies would be placed on such lists and I expect Ms. Raimondo does as well. If she had disagreed with the decision based on publicly available information she could have expressed that opinion as well. I find her answer vague enough to not be upsetting; her response leaves the door open to reversing the decision if there isn't sufficient evidence to keep them on the lists but more or less says she doesn't have any reason to think it wasn't justified. It has been hard to separate the real reasons from the hype over the past four years so in some ways it remains to be seen how much the decision was because of Trump's failed trade war and how much was truly because of national security.

It was good, I think it pushed companies to make their own web portals more responsive and feature rich. It might still be useful for extending the life of older routers, but I haven't used it for a few years now.

This is a bigger problem that needs addressing. It is fine to talk about providing healthier foods, but https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eatthis.com%2Fgrocer... more grocery stores are closing, and this is increasing the number of food deserts https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fusa.streetsblog.org%2F20... in the US. The amount of food insecurity pre-pandemic was already alarming but has only increased thanks to COVID, https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.feedingamerica.org.... And when eating healthy foods (Whole foods?) costs so much, how many people are going to put their whole paychecks into buying healthy foods as opposed to enjoying what little life they have?

Most municipal broadband that I have read about has been supported through subscription fees. Are there models where taxes are used instead?

You could contribute it to a municipal broadband initiative. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F... These are even occurring in rural areas according to an article. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fbroadbandnow.com%2Frepor...

You probably could actually make money streaming games that you suck at. That could be your shtick. "Watch how horrible I am at all these games I play". (Patent Pending)

The western lands beneath the sun of course, where all fair elves go...

Maybe we should start calling him Creamsicle Man.

NO.

Again, a question in a headline with the answer no. It is not time to get rid of time zones. It is however time to do away with Daylight Savings.

Time zones generally correlate to sunrise & sunset, placing a typical work-day centered generally around Noon-1 PM. UTC is just that, a reference time, but not a time we should routinely use in every locale.

I prefer gold-flecked laudanum.