I don't want to live in a world where this is not essential

It's because they get tested

If my math is right, these people will end up working an average of 42 hours per week. Regular daily shifts would work out to about the same. He is reinventing the wheel.

I have a copy of Pit that's over 100 years old. We still use it.

There is a company doing this in my city, but it turns out that renting a bicycle costs as much as an Uber, and you have to pedal through traffic. Most people who want to ride a bike in the city already have one.

Looking at the last plan I had, if they'd removed all the bullshit "fees" and let me plug the cable right into my TV instead of forcing me to rent a box, I might have kept it. The listed cost for the TV service plus the internet connection was not really that bad, but the "fees" added 80% to the cost.

So I "cut the cord", and I kinda miss it. I am one of those weirdos who prefers to scroll through channels instead of actually watching something. So, if I decide that I can't live without it, I can get Youtube TV or Hulu + and get pretty much what I want, for less than I was paying even before "fees". More and more people subscribing to these sorts of services will *presumably* force cable providers to lower "fees" and eliminate those obnoxious cable boxes to compete.

Football is not the problem. In fact, Football is the only major US team sport for which you can watch local games WITHOUT cable. Yes, I know that I can buy the MLB subscription and stream games. But the average baseball fan is not going to be setting up a proxy so that they can watch their local games.

In English?

I THINK he is suggesting that the researchers have basically found graphene. From the description of the chemical bonding model in TFA, it could be true. As for the unusual properties, maybe it's a very highly ordered and pure form of graphene.

Microsoft needs to fire all the old people and replace them with interns.

..is what these are called.

They don't just glitter

Why not? It seems clear to me that it could work, and already sort of works, but the algorithms are not good enough yet. Are you saying that algorithms can't be improved?

I usually kept subtitles on when watching The Wire so I could understand what some of the kids were saying. It is tough for an old white guy and subtitles were much better than continually rewinding and blasting the volume whenever Snoop had a line.

"Nvidia, AMD, and other GPUs that are primarily polygon/triangle accelerators. "

They are making the games to be played using these types of devices.