I didn't know IBM made Model F keyboards with a mouse stick.

All I have are various IBM Modem M keyboards with a mouse stick and another without a keypad.

I sure would like to add a Model F keyboard to my IBM keyboard collection.

GPS (Navstar) satellites have already been detecting nuclear explosions since 1978.

What's new here, then?

I had the pleasure of visiting a couple of Meta (nee Facebook) data centers several years ago.

They're using new thinking and research to figure out how to cool and power them. It's really quite interesting. Sometimes they make mistakes but that's in their culture.

Though putting a data center in the Oregon High Desert gave me pause due to the water consumption it required being in an area with severe water constraints.

They do put solar farms all over their property and on the roofs, so there's that.

A "typical golf course" uses massive amounts of water.

The address and web site may say "AOL" but the mail servers are actually Yahoo
AOL mail as it was has been dead for years.

AWS doesn't even do that. We have to manually shut down and restart VMs to have them move to newer hardware. We regularly get emails about "end-of-life" hardware that we need to manually shut down and restart on AWS.

I like Microsoft's thinking.

Allegedly, they also tried to buy America Online (AOL).

This was a persistent rumor in the 1990s and 2000s.

But, umm, the actual password data is encrypted with a key that only the customers have access to.

Oh, look, the same story I submitted days ago.

Whatever.

Lisp programmer.

Could be HPE Morpheus, maybe?

Is projfs going to be like the old ClearCase version-controlled filesystem from back in the old days?

That would be completely awesome.

Nobody forced him to sell anything. He did it on his own accord.