The original article comments "But the unspoken covenant of product reviews is that the press, as a whole, gets a chance to warn the public if a movie, video game, or GPU is not worth their money".

It is very obvious that film reviews have not worked this way for a long time.

Nerdrotic is a more entertaining fellow traveller to Critical Drinker.

I guess just like Anne Boleyn was obviously a black woman.

Wow, what is up with the utterly irrelevant links you provided? They have literally nothing to do with the topic.

Given the game subject matter draws heavily on the work of William Gibson it might actually be part of a plan to heist an AI supported by the Panther Moderns.

This is a very current issue in Australia which has a vast empty sun drenched interior that can host truly heroic amounts of solar infrastructure but is a long way from east coast consumers and even further from export markets so there has been limited investment to date.

There is now a lot of interest in building that renewable capacity, using electrolysis to convert seawater to hydrogen, and hydrogen to ammonia which is less explodey than hydrogen and being a liquid can easily be transported by pipeline to Australian users and shipped to export customers who would convert it back to hydrogen and either run fuel cells or more likely just burn it to create electricity close to the point of consumption. Interestingly hydrogen can also be added to existing gas supplies up to 10% without requiring any equipment or infrastructure changes.

Potentially hydrogen could eventually replace the large amounts of coal and LNG that Australia uses and exports providing a solution to the extremely thorny issue of how to decarbonise our economy without destroying our economy. Politically it is feasible since new hydrogen jobs can be created in the same areas that old coal jobs are lost.

Since Australia also has vast amounts of iron ore hydrogen could also power "green" steel production which eliminates carbon emissions, creates more jobs and a value added industry onshore rather than just exporting coal and iron ore.

True, but remember it was mainly long wings attached to an F-104 Starfighter.

I wonder how long it will take bedore law enforcement starts eyeing off this large data collection and using it to issue speeding fines and parking fines?

My own experience and expectations contrast sharply with the original poster, probably because I live in Australia not America.

Current Situation:
1. Australia is an island with very strong border controls and mandatory quarantine measures
2. Total recorded covid-19 infection are 6,968 with 692 still infected and 97 deaths
3. State and Federal government continue to act in a timely and effective manner

My Assumptions:
1. This will be with us for at least a couple of years.
2. Vaccine will be a year or more away.
3. Most Australians will not be exposed to covid-19
4. Population and demographics will remain largely unchanged
4.1 -- Food supply is strong and will remain so
4.2 -- Dramatic reduction in foreign students, foreign workers, tourism and migration has a large economic cost
5. Fabric of Society will probably strengthen
5.1 -- Strong sense of economic nationalism that may see a return to onshore manufacturing
5.2 -- National reassesment of geo-political risks and opportunities particularly in relation to China
5.3 -- Popular mood to further strengthen the national welfare system

My Situation:
1. Staying at home
2. No wife
3. No Kids
4. No non-essential travel
5. Still smoking
6. Last filled up the car in January
7. No Bug-Out plans at all

I bought an absolutely kick ass home theater setup and have now watched the Marvel Comic Universe in it's entirety and despite my initial distate have come to appreciate the rich and complex tapestry quite unlike any other film franchise.