PBCs and B-Corps can get around it but still incredibly rare to be publicly owned.

"A legal requirement to keep games playable indefinitely could place publishers in an impossible position..." Feels like I remember a time when indefinitely playable games was the default for publishers.

I can't imagine many business travelers would use their miles/points for actual business trips. I wonder if this new segmentation strategy also applies to those purchases.

I'm way out of my depth here but could this be jointly operated as a means of desalination using some cheap seawater derivative as an exchange fluid? I've heard the brine from traditional desalination plants can be problematic to deal with.

Best security money can buy.

...let alone an unsafe one. One of the biggest factors in security is the user, not the computer. That said, even the most cautious users would be at risk without putting technical measures in place to protect older devices.

Thanks! Helpful links too.

Does anyone know if there has been research into the relative rates of new species development compared to rates of extinction?