It depends. They are very useful when you control both the site where the iframe is and the site inside the iframe, when you want to integrate content from these two sites in a simple way (and remember again, you have control of both sites).

The problem arises when you want to load into the iframe the content of a site over which you have no control and where you can't even trust the author of the site in question, then you're going to have problems.

Uh. These days you can play on the couch with a PC if you want, just get a wireless controller (I even use a controller that's actually for Nintendo Switch) and connect your PC to a TV with HDMI. As an example, I have a secondary computer in my living room connected to a 52-inch TV that is a movie player/music player/console (multiple, both native pc and emulation) that I operate with a wireless keyboard and a Nintendo switch pro controller.

A disturbing number of people in various fields believe that the universe must obey their wishes, not just lawyers.

Many north-americans have been raised to believe that they "own the world", that they "are the best and smartest on the planet", etc and etc. And then they become enraged when the real world shows them that they are not all that they think they are.

Thanks. And oh boy... I believe you've seen an Egyptian mummy, right? Despite the dry appearance of mummification, it is easy to see that it is something organic, a body. This "alien body" that the guy displayed in the photo looks like a poorly made body model of someone trying to imitate a body (badly) with modeling clay.

This Is this the best image they could obtain to illustrate the case? Seriously? Do they want to show that aliens exist and yet they resort to the old trick of only showing photos with mediocre quality and out of focus?

You are correct regarding Mongo (and other noSQL databases). The problem I see is that there are many newbies believing that noSQL "would be the solution to all the problems in the universe" when noSQL is actually only useful in the niche it was made for (thousands of small, simple operations).

This. They are making more and more stupid decisions about GUI elements that have already been good for a long time. As you wrote they are changing GUI elements only to say they changed and without having the slightest competence for the new element to be at least as good as the old one. It's as if the designers who knew what they were doing were retired and replaced by chimpanzees.

Someone needs to explain to UK lawmakers that in an end-to-end encryption model the company responsible for the app cannot see the content of messages even if they wanted to.

And the last thing they're thinking about is the kids. What they want is easy industrial espionage and keeping everyone who doesn't agree with the government under surveillance.

... and the result was the population having to buy shit for its weight in gold from "local manufacturers" (who only put a local label in the garbage they imported). Needless to say, it was a dark era for the country's information technology sector and that it delayed the development of the area by decades.

It is easy to explain the success of this model. Many of those users sharing passwords were friends or family of the account holders, and Netflix just gave them the option to have an "official sharing" for a reasonable price for each additional sharing (which here is actually less than a regular account, as long as it's associated with a someone's regular account, usually a family member or friend).

Out of curiosity I drew a smiley and asked the site to render. The only thing the result had in common with what I drew was that it was vaguely a face.

Everyone remembers this answer, but it's good to also remember the reason for it: Where DeepMind explained it would be the only answer to a question as vague as "ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything".

Maybe we should improve the question so we can have an answer.

... that a company calls itself "galactic" when the most its "spaceship" can do is spend a few minutes above the stratosphere on a ballistic trajectory. I consider it to be the same kind of arrogance and showmanship that drove Oceangate's CEO to his end.

The first piece of shit that shows up at my company proposing this will be thrown out of the 14th floor window.