For a revenue stream, I would bet there will be slot machines on the train. We've got a 2 hour trip, with a captive audience, most of whom are going to Vegas to spend money. Probably will offer WiFi to connect to their gambling app so passengers won't even need to get out of their seats.

600 years (60+ decades) --- I guess they are playing a very long game for their Manchurian Candidate.

Just hack the passwords to the accounts.

Source? Asking for a friend...

That makes much more sense, as "respectively" as it stands in the current sentence assigns more money to the 3rd place, than 2nd place.

1984: Commodore SX-64 "Executive"

Wikipedia: SX-64

3 days per week sounds good. But each day is a 13 hour work day...

In the market, the longer you play, the more money you (should) make, as the market averages 8-10% gains annually.

Whereas, in the casino, the longer you play, the more broke and drunk you get.

Or, the military budgets of the 3rd to 15th (inclusive) top countries in the world, for a year.

I witnessed a similar incident in my Combinatorics class, first year University.

A group of students all copied the assignment from one of their friends. That friend made a simple mistake with his addition. And everyone blindly copied that mistake.

Pretty easy for the professor to catch on. First year math majors wouldn't all make the same basic mistake.

I'm thinking that there's going to be considerable extra weight added to the plane for hydrogen tanks.

Toyota's Mirai, their hydrogen vehicle, has 2 tanks that weight a combined 87.5kg (193 lbs), rated for 10,000 PSI, and gives it a range of 500 kms.

Granted, Toyota over-manufactures their product for safety and durability -- but factoring that tank weight up for what is needed for an airplane would increase the overall weight of the plane considerably.

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM accounts WHERE lastname = 'Trump';

2.8 billion records returned.

... Ah, that explains it....

Same. With my own domain name, each website I buy from/register with gets a unique email address.

So far, I've caught a major railway, MLB organization and 2 large ecommerce sites giving those email address to 3rd party marketers. Plus, a few smaller online stores.

Sadly - while each got reported to the federal govn't anti-spam organizations, nothing has been done.

They must have a new manager.