https://www.congress.gov/bill/...

The license managers are the most difficult part to get working.

I'm doing FEA that Solidworks is barely able to do; Freecad's FEA falls down if you have more than a simple bracket. I'm also using Mastercam for 5 axis CNC programming. And I need to keep my files local for NDA reasons.

Better stock up on contemporary replacement parts. I'm locked in since all professional grade CADCAM software is Windows based. My computer died and I had to replace it, and the Microcenter tech told me the CPU I picked required Win 11. I did manage to clean it up, remove some cruft, and make it look more like Win 7.

I'm in the same boat. I run a CNC machining business making medical device parts. All professional grade CADCAM software is Windows based. (No, Freecad is not professional grade).

Or they messed up the direct to T-Mobile feature.

As a machine shop owner, I wouldn't bid on a job that was bulk emailed to dozens of different shops; not worth my time. Since AI-holes will be telling their assistant to call "every shop in the five state area" to find the best price, the only sensible response is to screen out all AI calls.

Let me ask you this; if Trump were a Russian asset, would he be doing anything differently?

Unfortunately I've been finding that things I used to just go out and buy are no longer available locally or same day. That really puts a damper on weekend projects.

That's what "Cash for Clunkers" did around here a couple decades ago. It immediately and permanently doubled the cost of the cheapest running used cars, punishing the poor.

That's ok, they can do all fifteen years in parallel over one year.

Or they send a kill code as an ota update and brick them. They could do that.

I sincerely doubt it's all still there.

Or it could be required that when the publisher shuts down their servers they release the software necessary for others to host games, and allow them to do so without risk of lawsuit.

Id prefer uploading.