I had K5 and Cyrix 6x86, but I quite supporting them about 30 years ago.

For trips exceeding 300 miles that cross regions of the South, West and Midwest, there are often no fast chargers located near interstates. The travel model using internal combustion engine vehicles - allowing drivers to travel freely and refuel in approximately ten minutes - is not matched by electric vehicles in the US. Charging delays of more than one hour, occurring at least twice daily, can extend the duration of an 8-9 hour drive significantly. PHEVs are the practical interim solution for the US.

I still haven't found a better tool for managing and light editing of local image files. It seems like Google looks to kill useful products.

Hey, I could write that!

If the US had 4 cases this year, and one death, why spend billions of dollars to create a human vaccine and inoculate a third of a billion people? With vaccine complications (including rare deaths), the cure would be worse than the disease. Causing 100's of deaths to save 1-2 people seems like capitalism might be working.

I stayed with T-Mobile (T-Maybe), but the Go5G was exactly the same but included 5G hotspot. All in was cheaper than the old plan and I figured they were pushing folks out to the old plans. Honestly, I had forgotten the price lock. I've been with Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile and all have their flaws.

They raised my monthly bill, which was a surprise. But, I found a plan with better hotspot for cheaper. One month of a higher bill and now lower... I did lose the lifetime price lock.

Texas has some of the highest property taxes a quick check on property taxes in the Auston areas shows a $3M property being about $54K/year

Given all the news from both sides, half of what you see on The Onion and The Babylon Bee could well be true.

Typical big city - I know better than you - edicts. When they start making laws that extend beyond their bounds is when things get serious. Keep in your lane folks.

This would seem to be similar to the XM Radios in many cars. It is added hardware that provides an enhanced functionality for a fee. If you want it, you pay extra. This model has been around for almost 2 decades. Would the outrage be the same if your extra capability/hardware was "owned" by a third party?

I believe this is the North Korean treatment protocol.

Who would want to drive around in a car with some 150C block under the hood?

Maybe Asia, but solar is offline across NA, SA, Europe, Africa and Australia for most of the night, as they don't span enough of the solar footprint - especially in winter months.

My best GPS has no clue was in rural Ohio. Headed to a semi-major town, the maps guided me to smaller and smaller roads until I ended up in a driveway to a barn of an Amish family. I guess they never called to get that changed.