Sony also maintained backwards compatibility and sold the PS2 as the world's cheapest DVD player.
I thought 10 was an improvement on 8, in part because they walked back some changes to 8.
I have yet to hear of a reason to go to 11.
It sounds like a combination of Covid years being bad for student development combined with school districts on shoestring budgets not having enough teachers on hand done they can't get enough teachers to take a vow of poverty.
Yeah, but municipalities won't let contractors build smaller and cheaper homes.
The most populous city in Florida for a lot of the 19th century was Key West, which is crazy to think about compared to today.
The thing about Florida is that its development mirrors a lot of western states more as massive public works projects made larger and larger pieces of Florida habitable. Then, over the, the touristy bits converted to actual cities with actual economies.
The problem is that the belligerents will generally both agree that the conflict isn't a war. This isn't limited to the USA either. The Falkland Islands conflict involved the invasion and counterinvasion of the Falkland Islands between Argentina and the United Kingdom. Officially, that conflict was not a war and neither side officially declared war on the other.
Because they are looking for conversations.
That requires the shipper to agree to it. It also requires Amazon to build out a package collection infrastructure.
Depends on the job, but it would be a red flag for my career as projects usually last for at least a year.
A lot of people have a limit where the effort of getting more money isn't worth it. People without that limit keep trying to acquire money and power.
These companies would rather have our money, but it seems like most consumers value money over time.
You're like that kinky statistician, you need more than standard deviancy.
the tech space is very much innovate or die
Is it still? The VC funding has started drying up and every tech company has started worrying about profitability now. I think the old innovate or die mantra has played itself out.
And IBM & Motorola diminished in part because they stuck to older industries where cost became as important as innovation and didn't lower their cost.
Yeah, it is a fantasy. But it is an appealing one to some.
You're right in that the trade is legalized, but it is really hard to analyze the social effects as the only state to legalize it has purposefully kept the trade away from most civilization. You have to go out of your way to go to a Nevada brothel in a way you don't have to in other countries.
Hell, it is probably a reason why Vegas has a prostitution problem in the city.
You also have some newer mods who are controlling the narrative for profit.
I feel like she might go for Senator in 2028.
Outside of Trump, Presidents typically win a state office before going on to President. While AOC could go for governor, I don't see her really going for that role.
It wasn't really.
Outside of Florida being Florida, it looks like Helene hit inland a lot harder than previous hurricanes. Usually hurricanes lose a lot of their energy by the time they hit the Appalachian Mountains. So you've got a lot of mountain regions dealing with the worst flooding they have ever seen.
I'm not putting any work stuff on by home computer. I'm not giving work admin rights to that.
Has there been a depiction of fast food on a space station?
Both B5 and DS9 had bars on station, but have and space stations have a fast food restaurant?
Forums are social media
People here like to say "I don't use social media; I use forums" like there is a difference between the two. There isn't.
Forums are places where people post and comment on user generated content, other comments themselves.
If the American embargo of Cuba ended, what do you think would happen to the USA and Cuba?
This isn't meant to be a discussion on the morality of the embargo, but the affects of the embargo ending for both countries. These affects can be political, economic, or social.