A self-selling token...

...before all those expensive colonoscopy and mammogram centers start trying to debunk this.

I can't wait for this to start debunking them..

What..._and_ make money? Will you settle for 2 out of 3? But first, define 'restrict' and don't point to other platforms, thanks.

Amazon put their infrastructure in place long ago so as to be first into a market they helped pioneer. Projected profits were based on that equipment and how long it was to remain in place.

Fast forward to today and that legacy commitment is a yoke around their corporate neck that creeps toward a negative aspect.

Reminds me of how the large telcos want to squeeze every last penny out of all that copper still in the ground.

...that interacts with the family.

AKA: pet

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It's the singer....not the song.

School smarts lose to street smarts.

From the article: 'As the rulebook notes, “watchlisting is not an exact science.”'

'science'?

It's just another opportunity for yet more security issues with yet another promise to stop tracking.

Sounds like someone hit some consumer hot buttons so they could make it an easier to swallow scheme. Beware cons bearing gifts...

My Aunt had a car back in the '50s that had a speed alert buzzer - she'd set it and teld the kids the car could tell when someone was misbehaving - whenever the kids in the back seat started in on each other she'd speed up so it went off. Spooky car that one...

About those 'future missions'. They will be conducted by firms in the private sector, so why do we even need NASA, other than a place for research money to go to die.

Is this an Aussie no to Kyoto, then?

No surprise, really...just one of many more to come, I think.

We're now getting reports from the airline that there was an issue on board, so everything, including being shot down, is speculation at the moment.

....there were electric trams in New York. Then, a major US corporation named GMC lobbied to have them shut down and replaced with fossil-fueled rubber tired buses.

The result is the situation we enjoy today. Not a random act of destiny, but more an act of corporate greed, irresponsibility and old fashioned govt. graft. Welcome to America.

Hole in someone's head, maybe - after all, a simple spreadsheet to track something this basic or a reminder in a calendar with alerts with someone assigned to keep an eye on things would take care of things like this. They're lucky it wasn't held hostage...