Because what big studios like EA have lost touch with is the heart and care that goes into crafting a a compelling narrative that reaches an emotional attachment to the player. Fancy graphics don't do that.
Some create free operating systems that change the world. . . and frankly tell ignoramuses where to go.
The article said that they know it still has value as a physical barrier to droplets. They just said that if you have so much plexiglass that you impede airflow, it might actually be counter-productive to particles that are aerosolized.
I would love to see the barriers remain up at retail stores and other places with clerk interactions, even after the pandemic is over.
If their prices weren't so outrageous, maybe this wouldn't have happened. They need to be more competitive with Google Drive and iCloud.
Getting the package from the truck to the door will be difficult. How are they going to solve that? Robots? Drones? Trebuchet?
The Border Patrol is allowed to do this, without warrant, to any person within *100 miles* (160 km) of a land or sea border. You know, where most of the population lives.
. . and those officers get fired.
It works surprisingly well. You can load pictures as maps or use the shared whiteboard space.
They wanted to fire him as a warning to other employees to not complain about their safety or working conditions. Amazon wanted to make him the leader because they did not feel he was "smart and articulate".
You are woefully under-informed. Libraries are more important than ever. Not only do they do a lot more than just lend books, they are important parts of the communities they serve. Not every book is available in a digital format and not every person has the luxury of being able to read books digitally. They also serve as ways for people to get connected to the Internet and others. They help with literacy and research. They reach out to the poor, disabled, and people with learning difficulties. And yes, they still lend books for free which helps stop the money from flooding the corporate coffers of Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
"The Authors Guild is firmly entrenched in our position that our heads are shoved very far up our own rectums."
Is that it stop poor people from shopping at their store and scaring away their other customers. This just so happens to be something San Francisco businesses have wanted for a while.
Like the Communist Party always has root on every system.
. . . and some are punished for helping.
No secret identity is safe anymore!
Any circuit design must contain at least one part which is obsolete, two parts which are unobtainable, and three parts which are still under development.
