It appears you've missed the entire point to talk about stoarge space and cloud services. Surely you didn't think that's what my post was talking about.

I've been in telecom for most of my career, often dealing with apps and test phones so I've run the gamut of the cheapest to the greatest most expensive phones as test devices and personal devices over the course of the last couple of decades.

Simple advice that people who need it don't want to hear: for years now it's been possible to get a really, really usable phone for $30 (used to be $20). I'm not talking about a flip phone, I mean somehting running a reasinable enough android version with reasonable enough specs to run whatever bullshit apps you think you need and be a functional part of society with for as much as a phone with internet access and a camera to read QR codes seems to be increasingly required.

There is zero reason to spend more without 1.) the means to do so and 2.) a good reason why that basic phone won't do what you need it to. If 1.) is big enough you get to just buy shit you don't need because you want to. That's how this has always worked. But increasingly it's people without enough money buying much too expensive phones that have capabilities they will never use and financing them to boot.

Like ask Jeeves but with get 'er done attitude

This is peak "I have no idea what I'm talking about" content from your firehose of BS. Why is it that you think you are personally being asked about every question here? Why do you think you need to have an opinion on all of it?

Because your post makes you sound like trumptard. How was that difficult so for you to figure out that you had to ask?

How many people have you actually met in life? Because based on your posting you seem like an internet poisoned shut in.

The resource is a search engine. I assume you've heard of such a technology before.

What is being suggest is not a novel idea. It's trivial to find the information for just about any modern vehicle simp[ly by searching for it.

17 more years? I can't wait to see people in their 70's through 90's adventuring through the universe. Are stargates handicap-accessible?

Seriously though dude this is actually interesting science news vastly more important than some cheesy show.

My neighborhood (suburb of Washington DC, near NASA Goddard) has underground utilities.
We have lost power for maybe 12 hours total over the past 30 YEARS.
When there's a lot of wind and rain, we sometimes lose power for seconds, maybe tens of seconds. Outages of more than a minute are extremely rare.
That's why the FIOS box, the routers, and the most important desktop are on small UPS units - primarily to avoid losing work.

Nearby neighborhoods with above ground lines lose power approximately annually, sometimes for days.

$14M is a joke. That's less than their annual bribe budget for india alone.

That's not a thing in the modern age of both industry and air conditioning.

Most of those people haven't turned their TVs off or changed the channel since 9/11. That's how far back this cable news radicalization pipeline really goes.

Speaking of communists, how much of how many major american companies has Mondami caused the city of New York to purchase?

Now answer that same one for your orange hero trump and remind me which one has implemented more communism.

So you know them in the same way that you also know thousands of baseball fans because you want to a baseball game? You don't know anything about me, but you are telling me everything I need to know about you to determine you are reaching and now backpedaling after making a foolish post.

"The notion that there is a shortage of physicians is preposterous - the residency programs will continue to be filled every single year."

How on earth are those two things contradictory? The problem is there are too few residencies for how many physicians we need.