https://medium.com/generation-atomic/nuclear-power-is-more-affordable-than-you-think-36afbfbabc80

Nuclear energy is EXTREMELY cheap. 

Probably because older routers in bridge mode are inferior to even cheapish purpose built range extenders, much less mesh networks, which are much, much, much better than either if you multiple deadspots. 

Yep, that’s the answer. Here in México just about everything is concrete construction, so wifi doesn’t really reach anywhere. A well written comparison of technologies and products for extending wifi might actually be useful to someone, but then, wirecutter already eats everyone’s lunch in that department.

Is giz just AI generated blogs at this point, or did the author seriously recommend to a tech enthusiast audience that they can plug directly into, or move the router. 

Of all the things to do in LA on vacation, Disneyland is somewhere between family drive on the 405 during rush hour, and exploring the fashion district at 1am.

I liked the bean shaped Lives the best. There is absolutely zero chance I’d wear that stupid stick design. It's like the modern version of the OG borg Bluetooth headset. 

In Mexico, when you pay at the table, you have to tell them the tip amount or percent directly, you don’t handle the machine (they’re all portable machines here) except to sign or out in a pin code.

There is recent compelling evidence that doubled that figure. Of course, it's all speculative. https://phys.org/news/2023-07-age-universe-billion-years-previously.html

The listing is already taken down.

If there’s a delay, I haven’t noticed it, at least with Trek (which is frankly the only thing on P+ that I’d watch anyway). Netflix just has the Trek license here, I think it goes up at the same time. 

Here in México, all of Trek is on Netflix. If you already have Netflix, use a VPN. 

Do you envision a future where a family sits at the couch wearing glasses facing a wall?

Oh geezus a both sides-er. It's all on one side. 

Remember when 3D was the inevitable future of TV? 

Unfortunately, in that it would be better yet if they were closer. “Unfortunately” doesn’t imply a lack of upside.

Nope. Nothing is locally accelerated in the local reference frame here. Space itself is expanded and contracted; you're standing still. 

“current best estimates for the age of the universe”

Luminosity distance.

Really? Why?