I refuse to subscribe to WSJ. Is there an open source link?

I wonder also. The article is paywalled, so I could not read it. While not being a denier, I simply am curious if COVID has long-term effects on otherwise healthy people or does it simply exasperate issues people already have like COPD, heart disease, or cancers.

I'm kind of surprised. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. One must be cautious when on FB.

I wonder what the hangup could be. I run Teams natively mostly on an old laptop running Linux Mint. Windows was taking 10 minutes to boot on it.

The very nice guy called and told me my iCloud had been hacked. I made sure I paid him to fix it.

But I have not noticed any spam.

While I have a hybrid - 2017 Malibu with a 2 kwh battery - I am not holding my breath for electric to become mainstream. In fact, I just bought a 1999 Lexus yesterday for road trips. Less tech == better long-term reliability.

I saw the device was listed at US$ 799. I then clicked on "USA version" and noticed the price is US$ 1999. That's unfortunate. Not surprising, considering the limited quantities but unfortunate in that it is out of reach of many people. https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5-usa/

*sigh*

why do these tinfoil hat people keep coming out?

voter fraud simply doesn't happen in the amount necessary to sway more than a local race.

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/10-voter-fraud-lies-debunked

I mean, doesn't everyone see orange skies this time of year?

I completely fail to understand this. I look at EVERY URL I'm on, especially when I'm needing to type something sensitive to make sure I'm in a https connection.

So, if I go to MyBank.com and enter my address, with Chrome they won't mind if I'm on MyEvilBankPwned.com instead?

Isn't that area where the Vogons were building the hyperspace bypass?

I recall reading about that in the cellar of the local planning office in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.'

Never had a TI-92.

I do still have an HP 10c.

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While moving away from Intel chips (and a UNIX binary) may be a minor headache, the integration will be beneficial for developers. Already, I've made teh leap from Android (starting with Donut through Jellybean then to Iphone. I currently use an Iphone 11 as well as a Samsung Galaxy S9. The app ecosystem on the Iphone far and away exceeds that on the Android device. It honestly feels clunky now when I use my Windows PC or Windows notebook. Seamlessly moving from Iphone to Ipad to Imac would be fantastic.

But - the games?

My beautiful young bride is still an Android user after my two sons and I all have switched to Ios. She, however, never liked widgets. I have come to forget them for the most part. I was a huge widget fan with my Galaxy Note 2 and then Windows Phones.

Completely agree!!