One thing that seems to get forgotten about TOS - it bombed, and got canceled after only 3 ratings challenged seasons. It only redeemed itself in syndication.

Economics. Sadly, plastic straws and cups are cheaper to manufacture than their wax paper equivalents.

Maybe the mental health warnings should be for New York itself.

Mention middle management and right away IBM comes up. Some things never change.

So? Your point?

Considering that a geneticist can look at a DNA sample and determine the race of the person it came from, I'd call that a rather glaring deficiency in modern genetics. This has all the credibility of a physicist telling us gravity is a social construct.

Sciences that consistently "disprove" the crashingly obvious should be regarded with the utmost suspicion.

No good deed goes unpunished.

I see Ofcom has a form for submitting complaints.

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/make-...

You know what to do and how to do it!

Apparently Ofcom has a form for registering complaints. Feel free to express yours.

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/make-...

You can buy (pretty terrible) Kodak branded batteries in pound stores in the UK. They just milking the Kodak name.

Apple and Microsoft already got Unix on the desktop the only way it'll ever get there. First, write a desktop OS, then hide the Unixish OS in a VM deep in the bowels of it where the 95% of users who aren't interested won't have to look at it.

The super heavy (ie. the 1st stage) have proved pretty reliable so far. They've caught more than one and even relaunched one a 2nd time. And even the V1 2nd stages were able to successfully make soft water landings. Its the V2 2nd stage that keeps 'splodin.

Hell, I've used RDP over 33K dial-up. Surprisingly fast unless a program displays a splash-screen.

Newer ESP32s also.

Linus took the king's schilling and now he works for a committee. Theo told the Great and the Good to go pound sand, so he still gets to run his own project. That right there is all the reason I need to prefer BSD to Linux.

I trust that AI patents will continue software patent's longstanding tradition of doing nothing but enriching lawyers.