Yes

I really hope they don't find my old posts in there...

M O O N

That spells Coronavirus.

Now who's crying about their buggy whip business?

"ensure coins are not used to launder money or fund terrorism"

How's that working out for you? Pretty sure money is still being laundered and terrorists are still being funded without cryptocurrencies.

I'm so close. I've already picked out my wand.

And it continues. Even if Huawei earnestly means that they won't collaborate with Beijing, when your engineering security is so lax then it seems reasonable to expect that Beijing will find ways to make use of it (just like any other large government would).

It's just another example of corporate balances not finding a decent center for security versus productivity and profit. We all still have a long way to go.

"Everyone hates April Fools' Day"

Nice projection there. I'll make sure to align my thinking patterns with yours in the future.

That second system you are looking for, to browse and email and such, it's in your pocket.

It's called your phone.

The need you are describing is apparently not widespread nor strong enough for anyone to invest in implementing it in the way you describe.

Use your phone.

It's a brave new world we live in! ...

If I'm looking to use it to replace a laptop, sure, this review may be spot on. The review tweets seem to be written as that is the tablet's sole purpose.

Disregarding the absolutist blinders, it seems like a pretty powerful and useful tablet. As products go, it is the only Apple product that I have been tempted to buy.

While I think the women/childbirth argument is a bit debatable, I can see some validity in it. I'm sure someone has data on it somewhere.

However, your counter-argument is making two huge assumptions: career advancement is linear along the entire career and childbirth is as well. I contend that the majority of career advancement (the 'rapid' part) occurs early in the career path (perhaps the first 15 years?) and then takes on a much shallower slope after that. Those would also be the years that someone would most probably consider childbirth. There is definitely room for those items to conflict in that time period.

As to your P.S., you seem to be implying that having two parents would mean that women would go back to work sooner if they have a partner. I'm really not sure if that is true (it runs counter to what I've seen with most families I know) but I would love to see some data one way or another.

News for Nerds for sure.

Here's the scary question for that stat:

Assuming the number is accurate (for some values of accurate), do they not know what a commercial is because they have never seen one or because they cannot differentiate the commercial from the show they are watching?

Those bitcoin mining rigs eat a lot of juice.