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.

Not to mention that most people have asymmetrical connections with limited upstream speed. Which is already going to be saturated with torrenting :-x

How many of those buildings are Amazon? I see a lot more contracts being offered than jobs.

My corrections are in the 4.x range, minus I think. I've worn progressives for a couple of decades -- as a kid I word bifocals and I really got tired of dumbasses telling me my glasses were cracked, as if 1) both lenses would crack in a straight line in the same place and 2) I wouldn't have noticed For the first few days the parallax / shifting was really disorienting, but I quickly got used to them. One respondent above describes bifocals as having hemicircles -- I've never seen those, only the transition in a straight line all the way across. Due to shitty eye coverage @ my previous employer, my current glasses pretty much had to come from Lenscrafters. There I paid extra for some fancy progression shape, I forget what they called it. I find that I unconsciously tilt my head up/down to get the right spot for a given focal distance. I've given up on contacts -- pain in the butt, could only tolerate them for a few hours really, and they didn't stop my left eye from crossing the way that glasses can. The biggest issue I have with lenses is that it seems to be nearly impossible to get them without an antiglare coating, aka smudge-magnet, especially with any but the lowest index material.

I loved "The Operation". I remember a forearm bone autograft and a hip replacement.

In my last job search I was stunned to find that time and again I was down rated for having been in place for 15+ years. So tired of every person at a given company harassing me about it. When I restructured my resume so that through the acquisitions I listed 2-3 positions instead of one the situation improved dramatically.

Same as with DSLR's. I don't need more pixels. I need to be able to AF and capture useable photos of my son