I wonder how much energy has been burned up by this sloppy code. Thanks Microsoft.

I've never heard of such a place. Perhaps you mean Derry?

Linus is being an asshole. He may be right, but he's still being an asshole. Don't confuse the two.

I think you meant charts, not maps. There's a difference.

>> The power curves were incredible and the engines left the Saturn V in the dust

Not really. The Saturn V was the most powerful engine ever built. It consisted of five F-1 rocket engines, each of which is more powerful than all three SSMEs(Space Shuttle Main Engines).

That's most surprising.

You question why the computers would be programmed to prevent a stall in a diving aircraft. Obviously you have only a superficial knowledge of aerodynamics. Stalls occur when the wing exceeds its critical angle of attack, this can happen in a climb, a dive, a turn or straight and level flight.

What you fail to realize is that a collection of books is just as transient. Titles don't go into a library collection and stay there forever.
the book your tax dollars financed ten years ago served it's purpose and is probably gone now. This is especially true with popular fiction titles. More sholarly books tend to stick around, but generally, books that were popular 10 years ago don't get read now. so they go away to make room for what the public wants NOW. The same will be true with the console games.