OnStar still spies on people unless they've been forced to stop, which I don't think they have (yet).

I understand how they work, and I think it's stupid. Unrealistic margin expectations are causing more harm than good.

Is it really $.60 per kWh? That's crazy.

Old news. Chinese influence operations are well-known and well-funded.

https://www.orfonline.org/rese...

You never saw those Stadia tests did you?

And curtail margin expectations. MS has to decide once and for all whether they want to be in the entertainment industry. If they're net positive on revenue vs expenses then they can coast for awhile until the industry clears up it's problem of excess product and (in some cases) dwindling revenue.

This surely is old news.

There is an old war movie (I forgot the name) in which a bunch of people get stranded after their plane crash lands in North Africa during WW2. A few of them set out to go "somewhere" in a certain given direction, but eventually stumble onto their own plane again. One of the characters (if I recall correctly, one who did not join the expedition and who possibly is the usual German bad guy) then explains that "humans tend to walk in a wide counterclockwise circle, because their right leg is slightly stronger/longer than their left." If my memory serves me right, he even adds that good soldiers are normally trained to compensate for that.

Of course that's a movie and as such not a good reference in se, but even so: someone must have expressed that theory/suspicion/fact before, as otherwise it can't be in the move script.

it's time to build the damn thing. And I'm about as bullish as they get on fusion startups. Show us your commercial-grade reactor functioning. You have the funding, get it done.

Please wait for an actual story about H1Bs before posting this. Also copypasta is lame.

In the case of a neutrotic fusion reactor, it's going to produce some radioactive cladding and that's about it. Nothing compared to fission reactors. Once they crack hydrogen->boron fusion it's over!

It's almost like they're both making reference to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Streaming CoD would be awful though, yech.

Could have something to do with MS waiting for Switch 2 hardware.

How many other titles besides CoD were supposed to be cross-platform due to the Activision buyout?

Probably nothing, if we're being honest.