All my cars have Sirius XM. Sirius is crap and I'd rather listen to FM. If they were smart they'd switch to the Opus audio codec. It sounds much better at low bitrates.

If the people in the foreground were in front of an 85" LED TV then you could just display what you wanted behind them and skip the green screen. No problem with wisps of hair there.

Altair 8800, which I soldered together from a kit in 1975.

It wasn't clearly stated in the article that it had to be a human, so use A.I.

OK, but how does it work with MS-DOS?

I will express my displeasure by moving my business from T-Mobile to their competitor... Sprint!

I never had any problem switching back and forth. I had it set so saving a file in Visual Studio would automatically reload in Emacs, and saving in Emacs would automatically reload in VS. I would do long edits in Emacs, and fix syntax errors during compilation in VS.

Gee, I hope that doesn't void my warranty.

Secretary of Education.

or some financial post.

Dig up FDR and tell him it didn't work.

Well the internet of 1920 kinda sucked. All they had was Marconi.com.

Perhaps we should look at all this technology they're developing to remove CO2 from the atmosphere to combat global warming and scale it down for use in classrooms, offices and homes. It ultimately benefits the planet, but benefits us first. Sadly it won't benefit indoor plants, but will probably lower it more than the plants would.

...and modern methods of sealing up a building. I expect they were pretty leaky.

"Regulate" as in expel as fast as possible, yeah. But your lungs can't reduce the CO2 to a concentration lower than the ambient air.

Are we approaching an age where most people have not read 1984??