I could buy **TWO** lattes with $12!

. . . to insure there's no "Chinese CoronaVirus" in your 5G.

. . . a GOP Senator found a snowball: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

There's plenty of people walking around with porcine (and bovine) aortic heart valves. . . why not a full heart?

I do shut it down (really) because the default "sleep" mode takes longer than an actual OS shutdown. Also, the transitioning between docked at work, home wifi, and VPN'd into work, seems to cause havoc for Windows 10's flaky IP stacks. Windows 7 was definitely Windows' pinnacle.

Not so much, if you actually test what you commit.

This "Walrus Operator" has caused such a fuss, but the sad part is that it's overshadowing what will truly be 3.8's killer feature,
: multiprocessing.shared_memory https://docs.python.org/3/libr...

"All mute now?" You can't hear it?

-CR

I know how to destroy FaceBook within an matter of hours, if not minutes.

FaceBook just needs to add a feature that allows people to "Like" likes.

'Course, the doe-eyed masses might be left wondering why someone didn't "Like" their "Like" of a "Like."

-CR

Sadly, this will play right into the hands of the Trumpanzees.

"The extra hour of daylight is ruining the lawn!"

Or am I way off base? Isn't the eventual path of quantum computing to almost simultaneously discover all remaining Bitcoins and render digital encryption useless?

The point - you missed it! One should not be willy-nilly about scientific units when discussing science. This is how Mars probes get lost.

From TFA: "The latest paper describes their latest thruster and gives the test results in details, showing that with a couple of kilowatts of power they can produce 720 mN (about 72 grams) of thrust."

I'm sorry, how did we go from an expression of force to mass?