I was given one, and I use the plastic reuseable adapters. When it dies I will go back to making coffee in a drip maker. I'm not buying a DRM one. But I sure do like the speed.

If they're out there, they are cold and dark, and really really far away. As long as they stay there, it makes no difference to us.

There will be plenty of empty car factories to buy on the cheap once he gets cranked up.

Interpreters get paid $100 and up to do the job now. A few million people could use a translator for that. Difficulty: it's a visual language.

Step 1: install a Linux OS from the distro's server.
Step 2: install only apps from the distro's repositories. As for the other 1%, you probably don't need them but they're usually clean anyhow.

If any friend/relative wants you to clean their system, just tell them "I don't do Windows" because you forgot how, but you'll happily install Linux.
If a paying customer, charge them by the hour to fix their Windows. Profit!

Please accept my profuse, humble apologies.

Somebody could have substituted anothe dust speck, and nobody would be the wiser.

You new here? Stick around, you'll find plenty of both.

...and there's junk cars and chicken coops. So you choose where you live, and live by the rules.

We have one of those, but no way could it eat a star. It does OK with cat hair though.

We pay to have garbage picked up; why should we pay to have garbage delivered?

And yeah we support our local PBS station.

Windows 10 should run just fine, right?

>> doesn't that violate some fairly fundamental laws of physics?

Yeah, if there was something in the space, instead of just plain nothing.

...the unchanging lingua of medicine, church, law, and many sciences.

English will die through ad hoc overmorphing; e.g., people using "alot" and "is comprised of..." . I just made up a word, so I'm guilty too.

...with a tape measure, and try on all the reading glasses until you find the pair that focuses where you need them to focus. Pay your $2.

When you get up from the computer, take them off.

I'm nearsighted so I don't need glasses to see the screen. I went through a lot of bifocals and trifocals (I'm 67) and tripped going downstairs until I just said screw it I'm getting single vision lenses and taking them off when I read or work close.