If the streaming providers give in on this, the next bill will require all French programming to be in the Québécois dialect instead of proper French.

Does this mean the galaxies are south of the equator?

I had the 95LX. It fell off the roof of my car on the highway, and the only damage was the battery cover came off. HP replaced it overnight. I also had the successors - the 100LX and 200LX. I used them for note taking, calendar, and primarily as a terminal for remote support of UNIX systems while traveling. After the 200LX I switched to a Fujitsu P2120 LifeBook with a slightly larger screen

Since 1990 I've hosted survivor accounts here: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.inicom.com%2Fhibakus...

shouldn't any new finger implementation include support of teledildonics?

...both me and the article's author. When I first got an iPhone wired ethernet was something I was sorely disappointed to find wasn't available, as my previous pocket toys had it. But I quickly got used to it not being an option, and haven't missed it.

I totally did not realize it was added at some point, and only because of this article did I grab a USB-C ethernet adapter out of my bag (I use it with a MacBook) and give it a shot with my new 15 pro. It works, using the cheapo Anker one I had handy. Still can't think of a reason I'd NEED to, unless I wanted to quickly download a couple movies before a long flight.

seems like despite 3 support in pro and pro max, the bundled cable is only going to be 2.0

Edward Teller was the one that torpedoed Oppenheimer, out of professional jealousy. He was responsible for the whisper campaign that destroyed Oppenheimers career. I met Teller in the 1980's when he was on his "look at me and my Star Wars Program" tour and brought this up to his face.

At least until the late 80's, Dr Dobb's Journal of Computer Calisthenics and Orthodontia was the best. Followed by Byte.

.. and Pellucidar doesn't want you to visit.

I hope he ends up paying US$1Billion break up fee, plus US$1Billion in legal fees for his attempt to get out of the deal, and further damages on top of that. Only a penalty like that will encourage him to stop making idiotic decisions.

Exactly!

I stopped watching early in second season.
To me, it felt like it fell into the Battlestar Galactica trap - it became more of a soap opera placed in a sci-fi setting than an actual sci-fi show.

Finally. This shouldâ(TM)ve been the first post.

Centralized lighting control for an entire house is something you need to experience to understand the benefits of. The ability to have pre-programmed scenes, the ability to have lighting matched to outside color temperature is very nice. Integration of shades and lighting together, scheduling of lighting, scheduling of shades so you can automatically lower shades based on sun position. Plus not having multiple banks of switches all over - just have single keypads or touchpanels looks so much better than 6-gang (or bigger!) wallboxes.

Audio/video distribution throughout the house, so you can manage music, party scenes. Having a party and want the soccer game on every tv? Easy. Centralized rack with all of the audio/video equipment instead of having separate equipment in every room.

Climate control! When you have multiple air handlers, heaters, underfloor warming, and humidity control having the ability to manage all of them together is huge. Plus scheduling, plus occupancy sensors, plus duct control!

Not to mention control of all the related bits and pieces a large residence might have, like tv lifts, projector lifts, theatre screens, screen masking, garage doors, entry/exit doors, interior pneumatic doors, fireplaces, Tiki torches, pool control, spa control, water features, security cameras with PTZ, alarm interfaces, weather station, sprinkler control, power monitoring, etc, etc, etc . Anything that has ethernet, serial, IR, relay, BACnet, Modbus, TTL/IO, RF, or almost any other type of interface can be put into a system.