It entirely depends on what language you are working in, which is expected due to it's "intelligence" coming from scraping the internet. It seems to be very good at python.

They do care, it's in a processing category known as "high risk" that has a different fee structure.

Of the IMAX-branded theaters, only a small number of them have 70mm projection capability.

Good idea and I suspect even a $1 fee would solve the issue.

And perl went from 30 to 11, which is absurd.

One of Adobe's products is a retail analytics platform.

I suspect the windings on the gazillion-dollar turbines is (are?) copper.

If it's Miami-Dade, there is grift somewhere in this deal.

Geerling Engineering's Youtube videos are pretty cool, a lot of behind-the-scenes at high power AM and FM radio transmission sites.

At any halfway decent joint, they're wiped with sanitizing solution after each use, same as the table.

You downloaded the libraries manually. As the repositories became more popular, and there was more cross-library code reuse, it required downloading more and more libraries individually. So the package manager was born.

That are syringe-injectable into a pet?

A car has a couple more moving parts than an elevator.

Works great until the broadcaster turns on DRM, which is happening in an ever-expanding area.

Because Broadcom has managed VMWare so well since the acquisition?