I live and work in Lake Oswego, OR at a Fortune 1000 company. We are all on a work from home schedule for the rest of the week, at least.

Completely agreed. Working in manufacturing, I'm seeing first hand what challenges we face in the coming months/years. Necessities, infrastructure, health, and education is what we need to focus on.

If you have only the laptop and it's built in keyboard, extended typing will not be a great experience. I know it sucks to have to carry a keyboard with you, but grab an HHKB or an Anne Pro and save your wrists the pain.

That's terrestrial speeds. I'd love to see anything under 300ms latency reported on satellite connections. You can still game, just not latency sensitive gaming.

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAR me mateeeey.

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I live in the NW and try to buy wild salmon when eating (once a month or less). Should I be buying farm-raised salmon instead? I don't want to contribute to the over-fishing of our native species.

Maybe they will let competitors like Hulu stream LiveTV on a Playstation now.

I'm offended that this vapor-currency uses an 'a' instead of an 'e.' Libra == weight measurement. Libre == free.

I thought Tesla opened up their technology so others could compete?

Apple has been trying to integrate iOS into Mac OS X for quite a few versions now. The writing is on the wall that they will want to have a more iOS-centric experience in Max OS X, eventually leading to touch-screens in the iMacs. It's really too bad, OS X is a great operating system that is being eaten by the large App-centric ecosystem that is iCloud. I hope they keep Mac OS X close to it's roots.

Doesn't seem like they have much of a case here.

If I even go to a movie, this will remind me to show up as close to 'showtime' as possible.

Who owns the box! Granted with SLAs, you can mitigate risk, but there's something to be said about owning your own infrastructure.

Hunt and find! I guess it's not too far of a jump to hunt and kill. Oh dear. We just made Skynet.

Moving and locking objects sounds like autonomous activities that could apply to some medical uses. Really interesting way to teach AI.