Of all the word processors I've used the best was MSWord 5.2a for the Mac LC2 & LC3. LibreOffice Writer comes close. Nothing since from MS that I've used comes close.

You can talk to a clerk, but the clerk doesn't appear to be able (willing?) to forward the message. That was true for several different clerks.

Yes, it's called "D-K Posterboy-itus".

Congenital, I think.

Meet Pop.

Yes. There essentially wasn't any feedback mechanism.

And it's often the fault of the local businesses. If I want to buy "unsalted mixed nuts", my local store doesn't carry them any more. (It used to, but it stopped.) So now I buy them on Amazon.

I know of at least one company that was trying to do exactly that: have long tubes into which you pump air to some ridiculous pressure to store energy, and then run turbines from that compressed air when you want to draw back that energy.

If the CO2 is somehow released, it will not be possible to drive away from the accident because car engines require oxygen to burn fuel.

Thank you, Bartoku, that is a very helpful explanation.

One way it's different is that it's a 2 year commitment. IIUC, there's no plan proposed to extend the employment.

Also, considering the companies I heard named in conjunction with the play, I hope it's a total failure.

Is even shooging against the law now?

Cooperation would, indeed, be better. Unfortunately both sides want to ensure that only they win.

China is the enemy because Realpolitik asserts that there can be only one top country.

I don't know. Having people working there under assumed names sounds sort of like "Manhattan project" level security. I.e. it's a big secretive project with a lot of government backing". I'll grant it's a wildly overused metaphor, but that just means everyone will recognize it.