Which is why they can’t do it, the image of being fast will be crushed for anyone who watches it in a race next to actual racecars

It’s a pretty comprehensive cable package. Also, doesn’t Comcast have caps? That’s a huge difference. I never have to worry about data usage

Correct me if I’m wrong, but Chrome cannot play Netflix at 1080p, so using a chrome extension to watch Netflix in Chrome is not a great concept.

Not quite. I have Bright House and it’s good. 100 down, 10 up, no caps (according to Speedtest and fast.com, it’s 115/12).

Kaspersky Total Security also has some built in webcam blocking software, and a bunch of other useful things, on top of its antivirus which is supposed to be among the best

That’s not a good cost comparison, unless you have figured out a way to get all those movies and shows (legally) in your cost/month, which is pretty much impossible. You may have had a gigantic digital library already, but most people don’t, and that’s part of why people subscribe to streaming services

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There are so many interesting implications of having Level 5 autonomy ready this quickly, assuming it can be done.

Was waiting for the catch while reading this. I guess we’ll have to wait and see.

Seemed like an ‘all hands’ situation for Apple at that time. Anybody who could help mitigate disaster, either technical, legal, or PR would be expected to do so. Considering she had contacts, I would have expected nothing less.

Who said anything about a few months?

True, but in many ways this is also exactly the kind of situation that a well-developed autonomous vehicle would be able to deal with better than most human drivers. It should be able to recognize the mechanical issue immediately (rather than take a moment of shock, and checking that the foot is actually on the brake,…

$10? It costs more than $10 to send a package from Florida to New York, and we are talking hazmat international.

I don’t know how much it would cost to send defective lithium-battery devices to Israel, but I’m guessing it’s not cheap.

Now I’m getting really in the weeds, but I think the novelette was written first, then he got the idea for Speaker, which led him back to rework the novelette into the Enders Game novel. Which shows the lengths he was willing to go to allow for expansion

What?! To change temperature of fridge and freezer, switch between ice and water, turn lights on and off, etc.

I thought it was obvious from various articles I have read that the whole fixed armrests thing is a red herring, but now this post confuses some facts. Did 707s have fixed armrests? Do we know the alleged incident happened on Braniff, and therefore had to be a 727?

Similar experience with a Samsung fridge. In a couple of months, all the LEDs on the control panel went out one by one. It’s impossible to tell whether you are getting water, ice, or crushed ice, or if it’s in eco mode, etc. Samsung support emailed me to put it in diagnostic mode to check for errors. It uses the LED…

If you read the post, it’s pretty obvious that, rather than give permission to you, I was saying it is generally acceptable criticism, as opposed to doing precisely what you accuse me of doing, to the author. She, or any other author, doesn’t need anyone else’s permission to expand on their works as they see fit. To…

There was plenty of groundwork laid down for the world to be outside of England. There were international events, other schools, an international legal body, and many hints of a literally ancient history.