A few random observations:
1 - How smoothly SpaceX mission has gone, and what a trainwreck the Boeing Starliner mission was last December
2 - Congrats and good luck for tomorrow's splashdown
3 - SpaceX Hawthorne Mission Control - every body socially distanced, all wearing mass. NASA Houston - No masks.

"The Most Secure Windows Ever!"

...from the Company whose parent controls most of the independent hotel bookings around the world, and is a near monopoly.

"depressurization was the cause of the only deaths known to have occurred in space"

The Columbia disintegrated during re-entry which was still more in space (certainly on a space flight); the deaths of the crew were not due to depressurization.

...the states are working together. Good for them, this resiliency may save us yet.

If that happens then hello Linux!

My Office 2013 works just fine, and if that dies there is always Google Docs or Libre Office. They're not going to get my money on a monthly basis.

We could see this coming. But the ISP special interests have been fighting anything that looks like diversity of choices in this market. They have been cranking up their costs to consumers every year and are making huge profits. The US has higher internet costs than most countries.

"We can cheat, but you cannot"...
More corruption, baby...

Just give me a decent Windows 7 - like UI, remove the advertising ID, let me manage my updates, cut the telemitry, and let me create a non-Microsoft account without having to unplug my network.
Come to think of it, just reissue Windows 7 and call it Windows 10 v2009 (2020-09).

Most of us have chip by now, but still chip and signature which is asnine. Chip and PIN is pretty much standard throughout the rest of the world. The stupid US banks.

Unless I'm missing something, this seems sensationalistic.
First, there are currently only about 120 Starlink satellites in orbit, so it's not currently doing more than other existing satellites are doing.
Second, they aren't going to be lit up once they are in earth's shadow. Since they're only a few hundred miles high, that would only be for a short time after sunset and before sunrise, correct?

So somebody please explain how even ten thousand satellites in orbit will mess up the night sky once the sun has been down for an hour or so.

...wind rushing out of my ass.

It's not whether they support the USA.
For example I recently heard that China was asking questions on VISAS about incomes, how much money you have, etc.
That's reason enough for me to not go to visit China.

If I'm say European and I don't want my social media in the hands of US spooks, why would I give all that info to them? It's like saying "here, take a recording of all the phone calls I've made in the past few years". I'm not going to settle for that, even if I've never done anything wrong. There are plenty of other places in the world to visit.

There goes a bunch more of our tourism dollars.
We are turning into a surveillance society. I wouldn't want to visit here if I was from another country.