I dipped my toe in the GFX world late last year, getting a used GFX 50R with a 35-70mm lens, I've been blown away by the quality. I just added two new lenses to my kit and plan on upgrading to the 100S II later in the year.

Don't get me wrong, they're great cameras, but for most, it's largely a fashion accessory.

Hey Apple, the 2010s called, they want their 3D content back.

My family moved to Australia when I was very young, which meant trips back to the UK to see relatives, those flights were made on 747, back then kids were often invited up to the cockpit. I was fortunate enough to do that quite a few times, on one occasion I was instructed to push a button, and shortly after that the plane banked slightly. I have no idea what that button did, or if my pushing it caused the aircraft to bank, but I like to think it did. Quite sad kids these days don't get to experience this.

US Store is now completely offline, oops.

I want to see him pitch this idea on SharkTank.

Have you considered that it's not that you hate working, it's that you hate the work you do. One of the claimed benefits of UBI is that it allows people to do a job that they've wanted because it's what they enjoy but that the can't make even a living wage from it.

so I don't get the pop-ups asking to pay, instead I get pop-ups suggesting I try YouTube Kids. I have no kids, as such I have zero interest in the app.

Nonsense, BYOD was brought about by employees not their employers. People wanted to bring the latest gadgets they had initially bought for personal use into the work environment because they preferred them over the often comparatively ancient equipment which had been supplied to them by their employer.

Approximately 1000 horses a years a euthanized due injuries sustained from this "sport". If people died at a similar rate playing soccer for example, the sport would be banned.

No

I'm not sure asking them about weather is going to help. ;)

Really? The trend has been downward for a number of years for everyone below the age of 55, a much as 59% for teens. For those older than 55 there is an upward trend, but overall the trend is down. http://www.bostonglobe.com/bus... http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12... http://techcrunch.com/2011/02/...

I think it's more because email use in general is on the decline. Facebook and other social media sites are the reason as people keep in touch with that instead of emailing. Couple that with the already entrenched services like Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail etc and it's little wonder there was little interest.

That's quite possibly true. I was simply pointing out that the MSFT system was being used in F1 cars and making no judgments about the merits or otherwise of the selection process or its in-practice efficacy.