"Thank you Vera much."

... sadly for the Americans, the rest of the world now knows they can't count on a US based provider for this kind of thing any more.

It was uncomfortable enough relying so heavily on American software back when it couldn't be switched off remotely on the say so of an idiot. Today it's an intolerable risk.

Nice, so in 5-10 years there will be a glut of supply and prices will plummet.

If Uranus makes you uncomfortable, just wait until you learn about hairy black holes (HBHs).

It's as if astronomers have an anal fixation or something.

That's a one followed by eleven zeroes. Can you count that high?

There ain't no justice!

People still use Norton? They had an email service?

Oh wait, it says Notion.

If you tell someone "it's a wiki" nowadays they usually just stare blankly at you. You have to say it's a SaaS collaborative notetaking platform to get any glimmer of understanding.

Anyone else remember picking up the phone when the power went out and calling your friends to ask if their power was out too?

Finally Spanish kids of today will be able to do that too.

Brought to mind this scene from the Simpson's Season 3 Episode 2 - Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington

https://fancaps.net/tv/picture...

1.21 gigaliters

I can imagine the "Safety is #1" banners while they calibrated the massive kyber crystals.

From the summary:

IOW, they're sticking with their marketing pitch.

That's no longer the American Way (if it ever was).

Wind is part of the cause, but the GS itself is an ocean current.