Regular watches have already been obsolete for 10-15 years.

It's like Sun's Live Upgrade -- apply patches / updates to a copy of the running environment, then reboot into it. Nice enough idea. Ironically there was always a long list of patches that needed to be applied traditionally, often entailing a reboot, before LU could be run.

NeXT actually poached the lead Objective-C developer in the 1988-1989 timeframe. Is C++ these days legitimately OO? Back then it wasn't. Objective-C on the other hand has the Brad Cox stigma.

Wish I had points to mod this up. That said, I've long suspected that T-Mobile's plans are generous because their coverage is so weak. It sucked when I used VoiceStream and I haven't seen anything since to make me believe it's changed.

When Worlds Collide. Never quite figured out why Zyra was unaffected.

This.

Are we discussing GoT, or Lost?

Or Google, or named after a river.

My last boss did so repeatedly, with impunity. Remember: 1) The ADA is quite vague. Much is left to interpretation. 2) Companies will hire the occasional person in a wheelchair to fill their PR quota. Actual compliance is a joke. They have more lawyers than we do, and go out of their way to contrive violations by an employee who disrupts mgmt's objectivist one-day workweeks.

So it's a service processor, like we've been using for decades. Big whoop.

My autistic 6 year old would instantly discard a Surface. He has no use for a laptop, or for a device that a) is different from all our others and b) doesn't have shit for apps.

First tell us what manner of hipster bullshit "MOOC" is.

Funny, I've never had a problem with my Macs sneaking out and doing hookers and blow. I use them to accomplish tasks, vs projecting personality flaws onto them.

The one with Chris Holmes drunk in his pool?

This does seem like a small but nontrivial risk. Aside from Charon there are four rocks we can see from here -- who knows else lurks? I should think that the mission team will be taking a long hard squint at every image they can slurp down along the way looking for new dangers, so that the trajectory can be adjusted in time.