The new management has been trying to squeeze $$$ out of former customers for a while now, and this just stinks of yet another tactic to apply pressure. It's not gonna work on me. If they lived up to their promise and simply made my images available for download without a subscription that would be fine. Until they do that I'm gonna refuse to let them off the hook.

The old girl is still a heck of a mule once the air defenses are sufficiently reduced.

Speech to text not your friend?

Besides, it's unfair of SpaceX to use tech like this to disadvantage their competition. There should be laws ensuring equity.

I'm no real estate magnate but it seems to me that if enough office staff WFH that reduced demand would cause supply to outstrip the remaining demand.

Actually the last big tech company I worked at DID own their buildings and additionally leased excess space to other organizations. For a while the X Foundation was even one of the orgs that leased from the tech company IIRC.

So in that scenario workers who took up residence in the former office building and WFH would indeed have returned to the office. I say win - win.

I think the rule for headlines like this is that the answer is almost always "No"

I suspect that sort of policy is a big part of the problem. When the doc cuts away the gangrene no one tries to keep the amputated limb alive.

Is it just me or does the summary read just like it was written by an LLM?

My son keeps telling me that specific sneakers will make him faster. Maybe I should listen more closely.

Should be legal.

Very true, however I'd really like to see the day where I can dock my mobile via Thunderbolt or something like I do my laptop, and have it be my workstation. One less thing.

Tax help is a dirty racket but I think everyone knew that right?

This. If the committee would figure out optional references we would have a lot fewer use cases for raw pointers as well.