I have thousands of emails in my Inbox. For the 10 minutes I tried New Outlook, the POS kept on loading the emails by small batches, making me scroll to the end of the batch before loading the next. It would have taken me a day to reach the other end.

Helloworld.exe became hello_world.py

If a Sunday pilot like me can understand the destination code at first read, it's not "intelligent"

Raoult has been for 5 years the idol of the educated. I suspect he would never had been famous if not for some clickbait Facebook posts with titles that would be easily mistaken for boomer traps nowadays, à la "He cures the Covid with this one weird trick, siontists hate him". It was clear from the beginning his claims were easy to disprove, but even then "I wouldn't even qualify for a first-aid Red Cross course"-types took it to the extreme and were happy to almost litterally drink bleach because it looked a similar treatement to his fungicide miracle cure. With no effect or at best on par with the null hypothesis.

The data, including the crypto credentials or whatever that shit it called, were worth pennies to the owner. They were at the time. That's actually the capital that he put into it.
These x bitcoins were de facto written off. The total supply is no longer 21M, it's 21M - (everyone's lost x). The total capitalization is based on 21M - (everyone's lost x) - (what's left to be mined).
If these x bitcoins are found back, it will de facto be like printing money, and will cause bitcoin inflation.

Can someone tell me how it's being used on my Macbook Air M1 today ?
My usage is Chrome and SSH, plus a few indie or old AAA games

Chile is a linear country.
You basically just need one powerful antenna with 2 lobes for north and south

Do you realize the same can be said about South Korea, until about the same time ? That at the time neither Poland, Czechoslovaquia, or not much earlier Spain and Portugal were pretty much in the same situation?

XCTrack, used by many paragliding pilots as a flight computer, including navigation, and live tracking and upload to XContest flight repository.

On iOS they have FlySkyHy, which doesn't nearly cover half of what XCTrack offers.
Many iPhone users actually have a cheap Android just for Xctrack, but rarely with a SIM, so they don't have the online experience, neither sharing nor receiving.
And both systems are closed source, so a porting will not happen, nor a modding of the *inferior* FlySkyHy

I'm wondering: is it a technical possibility to have the Android API on iPhones? Is it likely to happen ?
The inexistence of one specific niche app on iOS is my main reason not to try these vanity phones for a change.

What's that in normal people's measurements?

Wasn't the blockading of the South a major factor in their economic downfall ?

Linux is a cancer.

Which that's the only one rms had

The problem of nuclear waste exists because the nuclear patch was chosen in the 1960s. We're stuck with it for millions of years. Going full scale nuclear only has marginal effect afterwards.

This makes me twuly sad

In Europe nobody uses iMessage. I don't own an iPhone, but I would receive way more fallback SMSes if my friends did. Only my luddite dad sends me SMSes and it's from a feature phone.
We have WhatsApp and Telegram. Have a wider set of features I ever would imagine compared to iMessage, and then again I don't have to imagine a lot because most of the features are more of 50% of your audience had Android