In memory rather than a database that's stored on disk, like Postgres.

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I'm surprised there's not more discussion about this phone having the first Apple cellular modem. That would seem to be a huge deal for Apple and Qualcomm. There's probably a reason it's first appearance is in a lower-quantity phone. Think of it as a beta-release.

Getting married: move in with someone Having kids: Volunteer in a job where you will be around children, such as Boy/Girl Scouts? Try watching your relative's children for a few hours, or a weekend? Joining military: Try out a boot camp?

I see "Grenfell Tower" and "Grenfell Tower Fire" as Wikipedia links. Typo?

200,000 * 1MB != 250 MB. You're off by a factor of 1,000.

Ars Technica is higher quality, but the climate deniers are present there too. https://arstechnica.com/scienc...

Damn, I should have saved a Mod point for you. Well said.

I just returned from a cruise from Amsterdam to the Black Sea, and was appalled at the number of people smoking in Eastern Europe, way more prevalent than in Western Europe.

Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can mark Monty Python jokes as troll?

Yes, web pages often tell me that I need to use "St" instead of "Street". Huh?

My daughter released a helium-filled balloon from southern California as part of a school activity in 1999 when she was 5. It set a record (for that school at least), and was found 1,700 miles away in Kearney Nebraska after floating over the Rocky Mountains.

I highly recommend Ars Technica (https://arstechnica.com/) Also interesting is Sabine Hossenfelder's video blog on Youtube.

Android 7 was released more than 5 years ago. Why didn't they test something much newer? Android 11 has much better privacy controls than Android 7.

My wife created 31 play lists, one for each day of the month. She did this because Sonos and Spotify don't work well when playlists get too large. 1,000 is pretty much an upper limit. We found out quickly that when you start each day with a "shuffle", that day's playlist is always played in the *exact same order*! Why not take the current time into account? To add insult to injury, their random function will repeat a track before all of the other tracks have been played. I'm pretty sure there's a "card deal" algorithm that could keep that from happening.