Yeah... I tried to watch it, but couldn't stomach laughs at the expense of those with autism and/or OCD.

In my experience, many people who have a degree in computer science are worse coders because they are taught that there is a specific way to do something rather then being able to creatively solve problems.

You could just ignore new product launches. If you're happy with your current phone, keep using it. The reason they do the yearly updates, is because people buy them.

They already restrict the carrying and usage of [mobile devices, including phones.

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It is a mistake to think that Russia is on their "side". They are interested in conflict, not one side winning over the other.

The question here I guess is, which is more "evil"? No access, or censored access? I just got back from China, and having to use Bing felt wrong.

Sure, if you want a project rebuilding an old Amiga is fun. But then you start looking at spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars on upgrades and it just gets silly. If your goal is to run Amiga OS and games, the best middle ground seems to be a dedicated FPGA system. Lets you use old accessories etc, only thing they tend to be missing is a floppy drive, which frankly I can do without... most "new" Amiga systems end up replacing the floppy with a flash drive anyhow.

Thus the FPGA systems like MiST etc. Physical joystick ports, dedicated hardware, can be used for other things and much cheaper than a used Amiga much less a new one.

Ah, never mind. I see this is about the same stuff as last time (Apollo etc). Sure, you could spend a bunch of money on a "new" Amiga, but at the end of the day it seems simpler to just run an emulator or FPGA system (I went with the later).

Sorry, but our internet is REALLY bad here. Will work well in China and any other country that has actual competition and infrastructure. But here we have monopolies and still consider DSL an option.

Do we really think the cable companies care, so long as we're still paying them for the internet access? They have a monopoly no mater how you look at it.

It's even easier to scoff at a car named tiny tits.

and if it passes the legal challenges from the Trump administration, since part of the repeal of Net Neutrality was a prohibition against states from creating such laws.

Strange, I find a monthly cost that you can't really get out of, constant maintenance and regulations, etc to be the opposite of freedom.