About as noteworthy as being able to build a computer with discrete transistors, core memory and 20mb hard drives the size of washing machines.

> specifically because connecting to the internet blocked OTA antenna access and replaced it with a WatchFree+ streaming app

I threw up a little.

You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.

> They can only survive by arbitrarily choosing when not to pay. It's the only possible way for the house to always win.

Not true, parimutuel betting

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That someone would be so rude as to a) leave their speaker on and b) not turn it off when told to by the cabin crew. Fuck this world.

Air pollution control is incredibly expensive and I'm pretty sure nobody will pay for it given the cheapness of life in India.

> I'm sure you could get the machine shop down the street to do the same thing if you put your mind to it.

Not really. I work with machine shops on a regular basis and they know the issue and don't want anything to do with something that could put them in a federal prison.

It's also worth noting that once a perp is arrested in a firearms-related crime, the firearms possession violations are the first to be plea-bargained away.

Similar experience with a heart issue. ECG, echocardiogram, nuclear stress test. No conclusive diagnosis. Angiogram while unconscious, well there it is, 3 clogged blood vessels, coronary bypass operation for you tomorrow.

That just underwent a 3-way heart bypass operation at an excellent hospital, there's no way short of an angiogram to detect that sort of heart disease.

That "the cloud" is just someone else's computer.

Came here to say that. There will be lots of lightweight embedded apps broke when POP3 goes away.

Ill-tempered sea bass.

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All I can say is that I'm glad I didn't have to write the firmware and do the beta testing.