I think it's more interesting that ATC hasn't been applied already to ensure that trains are driven within the limits. It won't stop every accident, but it will at least lower the risks introduced by the human factor.

Enforce too much ads and people will go elsewhere, but now we have the adblockers so people will go wherever they like. That's the reason why people no longer watch TV - they can't avoid the ads that spams them with perceived higher audio volume, stroboscopic effects causing epilepsy and doubling the time a show goes on.

Ever considered why some sports are more available on TV than others? Baseball and American Football - you can inject ads often. The long full course yellows on motorsports are great for ads - and they are a lot longer and more frequent today than a few years ago.

Also look at magazines that have died over time. A magazine that was once popular and thin grew fatter and fatter with ads while a lot of the content became watered down and suddenly people stopped buying that magazine.

That said - I can live with ads if they aren't impacting on the stuff I want to access. Often a text ad of around 10 words is enough to catch the attention of anyone that's interested. Throwing up a full page ad covering the content alienates the visitor completely and will result in people looking for a belt-fed shotgun to clean out the company behind the ad.

And it's still not showing it's age - the question of having a stable situation is important, a lot of changes and failed software from an OS upgrade costs huge amounts of money.

Add to it: Who needs Windows 10? It's way too early after the release of the decently working Windows 7.

Too frequent OS updates is just causing trouble for users.

Any bank not offering a certified 2-factor authentication should be penalized.

Akbar - It's a trap!

Good documentation takes special skill - you have to write it in a way that's easy to understand as well as being advanced enough to be useful.

If the patent is really good it can be worth over 10 times the graduation score you had over 10 years ago.

Add an up to date certification and a good CV and you may not have too much trouble getting a decent job unless you have a very disagreeable personality for a first impression.

I did graduate on a college level back in '87 and the last 15 years nobody have had any concerns about what I did graduate with. It's only people that graduates with titles like "Doctor" in a certain area that can ride on that for the rest of their working life.

Just show up at job interview in decent looking clothing without too many weird looking tattoos exposed. Not too strict, not too relaxed, one notch above what people usually wear to the workplace in question. Dressing too far above will cause the interviewer to feel uneasy.

They will still be in orbit for a very long time, just not the intended orbit.

And if they aren't manually shut down they can be active even when they have run out of fuel used to keep the position.

Yep, and taxes - that's money.

The trouble is that what the authorities did was to bring down the marketplace, not track the sellers - the money.

The primary objective when shutting down crime is to follow the money and make the crime unprofitable. That's how they did cut down Al Capone.

Probably because in space there's no corrosion. Anywhere on earth you have chemical aging of material and corrosion to consider. You have some of it in space due to hard UV, but it takes longer.