You can forget that. Texas is already removing nearly 100 polling places in one county alone, which is totally not voter suppression according to Republicans.

Meanwhile, DHS is hunting for that elusive "vote fraud" the Pedo in Chief has been whining about for the past six years, yet has never been able to show said "fraud".

And don't forget the recent change to mail-in voting where the federal government will decide whether you're eligible to vote based on a nebulous list maintained by the government, and the Postal Service gets to decide if they're going to deliver your mail-in ballot.

When you're done holding your breath, let us know.

"They want things done quickly, and they're multitasking,"

Then why are they using touchscreens? Want to turn on the radio? Press a button? Want higher or lower volume? Turn the knob. Want more a/c? Turn the dial. I'm not sure how things can get done more quickly than that using a touchscreen.

As for multitasking, what other tasks are they doing when they're supposed to be driving with their hands on the wheel and eyes on the road? Are they making omelets?

Is that a misprint? Shouldn't that be interlinked? Within cells interlinked.

Why don't you say that three times: Within cells interlinked.

in partnership with the state to "bring the marsh back" and ensure the wetlands around its new facility will have "storm protection."

Meanwhile, he's dumping tens of thousands of industrial wastewater discharge into wetlands around his Texas facility and doesn't even get a slap on the wrist. And now he wants to destroy more wetland acreage while still claiming he's trying to save humanity.

Then there is the damage his launches are causing to local residences above and beyond the obvious noise. The other thing to look out for is how close to "those" people will this launch site be? He's already polluting the atmosphere around his data center in Memphis by illegally using gas turbines to power the place. Or will the regime step in and wave their hand saying there's no issue since the people being affected aren't the right kind of people?

And to think my mod points expired yesterday. This is my number one issue with web pages. Lack of information. If you're going to advertise a product or service, how about explaining what it does. Don't wave your hand and market speak everything. Flat out state, "This will allow you to create graphics beyond your imagination." (possibly a bit hyperbolic, but at least you know it's a graphics program)

The same goes for local businesses and what hours they're open. Don't make people scroll to the bottom of a page or have to go through several drop-down menus to find out when you're open. Put it near the top, next to your phone number.

Eventually, everything turns to Rust.

Good news. You're already "infected" since mRNA is present in every human body.

However, I'm fairly certain if you're intent on not having any mRNA, we could find someone to accommodate you.

The word 'El Nino' was mentioned 10 times and the word 'Super El Nino' twice. Yet nowhere does it bother to mention what this means. What effects? How long? Who might be affected?

Yes, there is this thing called 'the internet' that I'm told can be used to look up information (or watch cat videos), but if you're trying to disperse information, it might be nice to include said information so people can better understand the point you are trying (and failing) to get across.

Don't understand how stock valuation works, do you?

Just wait until they discover a black hole sun

SK Hynix is spending $38 billion to build two factories: one for RAM, one for NAND. They expect to start clean room operations near the middle of 2029 at the earliest.

Building the factories isn't the issue. It's all the equipment needed to make/print the wafers, the equipment needed to keep things running, and perhaps most importantly, the people needed to run the factory. None of these can be found on Craisglist.

There is another way. It will take far longer, but may not have as much fuel requirements. Instead of catching up to it, stopping it, then reaccelerating back to Earth, you would meet the probe in space then push it a long, loping arc back to Earth, all the while reducing your speed. Conserve its momentum rather than cutting it.

Again, this would take far longer, and is possibly more dangerous, but it is an alternative.

You forgot to include Israel, the country that shoots civilians holding a white flag, shoots babies in their parents arms, tortures doctors, deliberately attacks medical personnel> , and deliberately attacks civilians.

Maybe they should find what customers really want and not what is getting them bigger profit margins only.

Stick shift would be nice. Whatever happened to "The Ultimate Driving Machine"? Pay all that money for a supposed performance car and the best you can do is press a pedal.

Or be bombarded with ads.

Texas is also a loser. At least according to his orangeness.

Alongside this "audit" of data centers, Texas is planning to build one next to a Buddhist monastery. I'm sure if I decided to build a data center next to church it would be denied even before I got my last word out of my mouth.