I think it's the speed at which they've built the tunnel, but I'm no expert at boring stuff.

Question: Can you not use an external keyboard and mouse with the iPad and iPhone?

(Disclaimer: I haven't owned an Apple device in a decade)

Can you not mirror the iPhone's screen to a TV, and use an external keyboard and mouse? I don't think anyone would consider using just the phone.

The Spanish government passed a similar law back in 2014, so that if Google wanted to show news in its platform it would have to pay the content providers. Google News is now shut down in Spain, either as a result, or to avoid setting a precedent for other countries.

It never ceases to amaze me that there are people who think that their use case and priorities are the only valid ones.

Sure, nowadays there are ultralight laptops that can last much longer, but I wanted mine with a 4k screen and reasonably decent dedicated graphics card for the time (2015). And even if I know that nowadays laptops are much more efficient, if mine is still working why should I replace it because there are newer ones that last longer? I'll replace it when it breaks.

Not sure about the Dell 7730, but my Del XPS 15 from 5 years ago has this. There is some battery setting in the BIOS, where you can choose "adaptive" or some fixed threshold. I have mine set to charge only when the battery is lower than 50% and only charges up to 80%. Still have a very reasonable battery life out of it (though not the 5+ hours I used to get when I got it).

Thanks for the diagnosis; you just saved me a visit to the optician.

> 60-70% have smartphones already.

Only 60-70? Really? I would expect the percentage of people with smartphones in Europe to be significantly higher than that.

Would be happy with having a backup 1GHz band that reached my whole apartment.

Everyone else knows solitude over forced organ donation.

Maybe not; time zones are not continuous.

How else are you going to accurately measure the length of things?

As an European, I don't feel identified with this person's comment and tone.

That's a very insightful question. I guess they did it to keep practising the landing, or to do the first double landing and get the nice video that they got, or maybe so that they can disassemble the rockets and reuse or recycle some materials.

So, if my browser looked up each page in both DNS systems, and showed a warning in case of a mismatch, that would give me a higher certainty that the source is not being intercepted at the DNS level, right?