Chrome didn't kill Firefox, Mozilla killed Firefox with their user hostile changes (lets basically kill all addons, even though that was how we got 90% of our users), inability to implement proper memory management and no sandboxing or multi-threading.

Ok, so I might have been out of the loop, but how the hell does a package manager need a CEO. Perhaps equally as baffling, how could they afford to pay someone for that role

I can't answer your actual question, but I get the feeling you'd be better off trying to leverage existing hardware. Video encoding/decoding processes are broadly similar and you could probably leverage existing hardware acceleration built into video chips already by using the appropriate API's.

It seems exceptionally unlikely any OEM would add an extra ASIC to any sort of media player just to get hardware support for your particular codec without it being a revolutionary change, and even then I have my doubts

Tax cuts for the rich are almost exactly how you don't do it, because you need that tax money to build all those things in the first place

No, everyone switched because Firefox turned into the thing it replaced, a memory hogging, cripplingly slow browser that became actively hostile to it's users (seriously, the devs did so much stupid crap they deserve all they got)

Cube Sat's deorbit by themselves in weeks. These things won't be up there cluttering up anything

What they have lost is their mind... and that happened a while ago. Sadly this just proves it's still lost and roaming a desert somewhere

Not to mention battery technology

Musk is on record as saying that out of everything that could have been recovered, those two side boosters are the things he most wanted back. They have the upgraded titanium grid fins on them which can and will be re-used, and are seemingly a) very hard to make and b) expensive as hell.

As a side note, putting a nose cone on an F9 core drops the grid fins performance by 30%, so those grid fins may actually be the only 2 in existence since they had to make them larger to account for that

Which should be an insanely easy win since he did have a lawful DNR order files with the state

Parking is probably a lot less critical when huge amounts of roads are impassable in cars.

Pray you never have to use one of these things with a 5400 drive in it. They are so slow you really do wonder if there is something wrong with it. The fusion drive should be the minimum spec, and even that is only just useable

In the days of every laptop coming with an SSD they still can't manage to put it in every desktop.

Good work Apple

Sadly it's only USB1, so basically useless for moving files, which I imagine is the designed purpose. A cool device certainly, but at USB1 speeds more of a cool research project than something actually useful

And should be included on the power brick of any notebook that changes via USB-C. No idea why no one is doing this already

Why do you think it stigmatizes anything?

Everyone putting food on the shelf in that state will be required to do this as far as I understand, so _everyone_ is in the same boat.

This gives consumers the choice. If they want to buy more expensive non GMO options they will be able to make that decision.

The fear the companies have is that there will be non GMO products available at the same price they have been selling theirs at, and everyone will buy that instead.

If everyone is using the same base GMO ingredients, then no one has anything to worry about and everyone will keep buying exactly what they are already buying