I think many would find it useful. Most people are not IT savvy.

Data collection notwithstanding, using the Microsoft account is pretty useful if you have multiple machines, e.g. a desktop and a laptop.

For the Start Menu, Start10 is US$5 well spent. You can set your menu back to to “Classic” Windows 7 style, as well as customise a range of other options..

Being Christian must be hard.

I hear you.

Yes please. :)

I know that converting it is fairly easy. Hence why it should be in the article. ;)

But the stage is set, and the $2.7 billion Perseverance rover is scheduled to reach the surface at 3:55 p.m. EST (12:55 p.m. PST) on Thursday, February 18. Coverage at NASA’s live stream, which you can watch below, begins at 2:15 p.m. EST (11:15 a.m. PST).

Man, that looks fun.

I enjoyed HDD2U, even if the story went off the rails. :)

Sebastian Stan would have been about 13 at the time, so probably not. ;)

It still isn’t abuse because going to Disney every day on your annual pass is not violating the conditions set out in the annual pass.

Disney is well aware of the fact that some annual pass purchasers will use it a lot. They’ve counting on the fact that overall, annual pass sales will make money. The important thing…

I wouldn’t really call it “abuse” since those who use their annual passes extensively are not breaking the rules.

Classic Trek, and B5 for that matter, did have some absolute dreck. The downside of having to make full 24-26 episode seasons.

Well played. Take your damned star.

To be fair, the An-225 can load piggyback. But then you’d have to design mounts, certify the whole thing, etc. And it isn’t like you can land it where you need the blade.

Loved that scene. However, it never made sense to me how he then proceeded to type with proficiency. If you almost exclusively use voice interfaces, typing on a keyboard from the distant past would not be a skill you can just deploy.

“The sex scene was really unnecessary,” could be said of most Moore era bond movies. I didn’t watch them because of the plausible storylines or the well developed characters... ;)

Loved the campy high-budget Roger Moore era. There’s probably some bias there because I grew up with it, though.

US coinage is already more expensive to produce than its nominal value (talk about pyramid schemes!).