People still don't realize if it's in the cloud, it can disappear anytime. Unless you have a playable copy in your hand, you have no permanent ownership. Games, movies, programs, any online service, it's all the same.

Yet another lesson...

Great points. The way I see it, the unfortunate reality is that while older people who remember the early days of social media (which wasn’t even a term yet) and remember these platforms as a fun place to reconnect with friends and community, younger people who have never seen anything other than social media as it is now have no idea of what it used to be or what it could be. It’s unfortunate that corporate greed always wins out.

Ya, logging in to DOS. Sounds like a real story to me

$500 return from NY to Paris? What planet are you on?

What’s with all the parentheses?

Or, almost exactly 1 furlong.

Yes, clearly Musk has no clue what he’s doing. Everything he’s ever attempted to do in life has ended up in complete failure. And what’s TSMI?

Better than snake oil I suppose.

Your system sounds very much like software issues and I would say you are a prime candidate for a reinstall. Who puts up with those issues on an ongoing basis?

The article mentions using 1MW of power but no mention of how much oxygen it can produce in a given time frame. Disappointingly vague.

Not all reactors are fission or fusion. Most any device that produces a reaction (in this case, a chemical reaction) may be referred to as a reactor.

Well said.

I think we can all be certain the ads will all load just fine. It will be the site's content that is delayed/held back.

Like most here, I've been using ad blockers for many years and I'm still amazed at how much faster sites load when you block the additional crap. Depending on the site, sometimes up to 5-10 times faster - mind you, the important stuff does load first. Lazy loading (what a lame term) will be insignificant compared to ad blocking tech.

He saw, he conquered, he came. - Pitbull