That was my thought, although from upthread the definition is so bad you might need to make some raspberry pi switches, too.

Mesh stuff like Google WiFi shoots for that sort of thing, it is pretty opaque to the user, with Apple style lack of configurability on nitty gritty stuff.

I piece of mail addressed to you was sufficient when I started voting

Yes, reading about how many people they killed I think the time to support a revolution has passed

Fossil derived oils and plastic do have a great many fantastic uses beyond burning them, yes. Much like the trees they came from do today.

You'd think so but man do I feel like Elrond "Our list of allies has grown thin" whenever resourcing upgrade projects comes up

If they squeeze too hard then we'll end up back in a 90s internet webpage model instead of this increasingly consolidated nonsense we have now, which might not be so bad, really.

It'll potentially affect in-house mobile software negatively, using Google's enterprise software management is already pretty rough

Well we don't have that data yet, obviously, which is why looking at data about general tourism being down 6% is interesting, because once GDC is over you can potentially extrapolate something interesting from the delta. The widespread layoffs in game developers may confound it a bit, though.

I'm inclined to agree, but at the same time deriving technical requirements for a commercial space station within 60 days does lean more towards " "requirements" "

Nations? They're talking about commercial space stations, company scrip towns of the past won't have anything on a place where you could be charged per breath.

In the beforetimes I suppose such an article could be considered for where to invest foreign aid funds. Nowadays I suppose so long as you translate it into Mandarin it might influence some foreign aid for central Africa.

It is! That's why it is ideal for stargazing and one of the darkest places around. Went there to show the kids the milky way, see satellites and other stuff you can't see near light pollution after it was too bright in parks like Shenendoah. Point was it was very much a 'middle of nowhere'.

Hell, 5G was only shockingly fast when it was new and the phones didn't all have it yet. Now if I'm in the center of town with full 5G bars I'm looking for wifi if I need speed for some reason.

Ain't nobody spending millions on Cherry Springs. It's a nice park to stargaze, and is a parking lot and some benches, and a mown field for the stargazing.