They're announcing now because they want to at least get a first round of that sweet, sweet investor (and probably government) cash coming their way ASAP! Who knows if they'll still have a "money is no object" buyer in a couple years?
I have no experience with their cans, only their buds, which I've been very happy with. Maybe they have been ruined since they started taking advice from Bose, as I haven't bought any in a while, but the last ones I did buy had a more-easily-untangleable flat rubbery cord and sounded really nice. They were clear for both music and calls, and were less than twenty bucks... maybe $14?
I'm not a "pay extra" kind of guy, though I do try not to buy the absolute most crap thing. I'm a "refurb" type.
That's true but irrelevant to this or any other point, since you'll never sum all small groups until extinction.
If you are talking biofuels, the problem is that it is too expensive.
No problem, the hub is filled with Russian porn
There is another way to describe it. Russia is losing a larger percentage of their available forces per day.
My Samsung TV is a couple years old, but it has the option of defaulting to the last known input - bypassing their launch screen completely. If you use an external device like an Apple TV or Roku, you'll pretty much never have to see the Samsung screen again.
What do you think the "Rus" is for?
Exactly. I always wondered why my LG TV was so pathetically slow and laggy until... Well, you know.
And all the WebOS ones
Suck my balls, cuck.
Of course with UTF one can come up with fake sites whose URLs are visually indistinguishable from the real site.
That's one nice thing about a password manager (if the site in question requires authentication)... it doesn't fall for that.
I live in a semi-rural area, which may be why I get good (non-oversubscribed) Comcast service right now. My wife is from a small farming area in northeastern Washington state - even they have had (non-Comcast) cable internet available for 15-20 years.
I'm sure there are places where Starlink was the first non-dialup internet available, but I suspect the list is smaller than you believe it is.
There are direct replacements for diesel and gasoline which we know how to make and which we absolutely could use to replace our transportation fuels without switching to EVs. And you can just read about them on the Internet, they are not secret.
If you don't care enough about a subject to learn about it then don't make declarative statements about it.
The universe seems neither benign nor hostile, merely indifferent. -- Sagan
