You're joke falls flat, as it's not the Swift satellite that started spinning uncontrollable, it was the rescue mission vehicle.

Uhm, maybe you should crawl out of under that rock you've been living, we already have humanoid robots capable of that, and the advancements go really fast, within a few years already that humanoid robots can do whatever real humans can do, it's not a matter of decades, it's a matter of years. Yeah the current advanced ones that can do what you said are very expensive, their hands is one reason, but they will come down in price, fast..

You mean just like the propaganda the US is dumping on the rest of the world by inserting crap into every movie, series or social media.. You think China is trying to influence the world, the US tries it even harder.

Get your facts straight as a lot if iran's civilian infrastructure has been bombed, and we only have international news claiming the amounts of iranian deaths, but no actual proof, and lets be real, those 'demonstration' were instigated by CIA and Mossad.

Yeah, they did not help, but in the sense, they never replied to calls from the coastguard, which might have different reasons, they claim they were on another frequency, and when they did hear it, help was already underway, so no reason to help. If they answered the call and said no, then it would be a real refusal, but the coastguard never got an answer...

"and they repeatedly refused to respond" So they didn't answer, so it is possible they never heard the call at all. And as they say, by the time they did receive it, help was already underway.

Just make putting videos on social media without the consent of the people in it illegal with a hefty fine/jailtime. It's already ridiculous how many people just film others and put it on the internet without consent. Oh and make it extra illegal if people make money on it (so going viral makes the fine/jailtime go up).

So it works, but it needs to have a central processing storage, so a recovered stolen car is processed immediately. Yes the system still has some flaws, but as with all systems, they can be fixed and the system will be more robust and trustworthy. It just shows again how separate disconnected services are the problem, just like states, make it a single system and it works much better..

But for the second hand market to work, people need to buy new computers too.. And if new computers are too expensive, people will not sell their current computer. And of course, people who already own an old computer and need to replace it, won't likely want to buy only a slightly newer computer, they just want a real new computer so they can use it for 10+ years again.

Uhm, it's an eula, not a warning for being careful not to use it while driving. As I said, I can drive away without having pressed 'agree' yet, but I need to press it (even while driving) to use the infostation (so also to use my navigation, even can't use it using handsfree until I pressed 'agree' (it's about agreeing to the terms of the Eula).

Yeah, I can still drive, but I can't use the infostation until I press agree.

That's just as crap as with my Nissan Qashqai 2021 infosystem, where I have to agree to the terms every single time I start my car. I understand if they ask it after a computer reset, but with every single start is just awful. I understand Kia has the same 'problem'.

In thirty years that sure will be a reality, but there will also be competitors for those 'shippinglines'.

If they had multiple locations, then why haven't they chosen another instead of going to court for 19 years... That's just stupidity..

Just built it for your own/EU scientists, stop caring about the US. In the end they can built the one in Hawai too, more telescopes is better for the science community.