Satellite lost in space... oh well, let's talk about climate change.

Sarcasm aside, the piece of junk satellite will eventually return back to earth. Or is it? If not something pushed it beyond the gravity well. If that is the case the Starfleet commanders of the future will have to be aware of potential collisions from debris.

Now those screens could be the start of an affordable gaming tables startup

(Betteridge's law, I know)

Well, you live in a world where accessibility to any brand is comparable, which in fact is not the majority of the landmass of this planet. Numbers are numbers, and the money is in the Northern hemisphere but most of us humans can't even think about Mac hardware despite macOS's usability and other issues mentioned on these comments.

Tought myself

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Hippocampus != hypothalamus youo know? ROFL'd It made my night shift more pleasant

Yeah Japan is starting to broadcast 8k channels. What about the video actually coming from Brazil? I bet is at most the "UHD" resolution (not actually 4k as stated in these comments).

And huge living rooms. For the Kinect

What about arts, communication, sports, social services, medicine, solidarity, civic rights, law? Why hard sciences are the only "valuable" topics in this age?

pun taken

True, I really don't get the "Pirates failed...." argument of the OP. It sustains that the piracy scene is activelly trying to prevent people to go to the cinema.

May be both, don't you think?

we feed Africa by growing more food. Don't we have that already? Food distriution is the problem here. Look at your trash can, see how much food you ate that overpasses what you really need. I guess Malawi Government is trying that approach because no other country wouild actually help in the way they need. Other than experiments with chemicals, medicine and what not. Africa's problem is that is the back(grave)yard of the rest of the world.

Is this a Microsoft vs Competition thing? There are a lot of "propietarier" code out there that could deflect this against.

Or an outsourcing reference? Either way, greetings from south america.

is hurting the music industry . . .