Dude, this is a feature, not a bug. Well, it is I suppose. A bug I mean. Literally. But nobody likes wasps anyway, right? So this doesn't seem so bad.

Operational word there being "detected!"

An impact like that would probably expose a lot of subsurface stuff that could be interesting. I mean, there are craters covering the entire surface, but this would be 'fresh' and the material would not have been exposed to the vacuum of space for very long.

TFS literally said that their company's roots are in infrastructure construction. Do you think that they have not considered these things?

That's why the answer to Trump's (or anyone who tries to bully you in this manner) demands are to concede FOR NOW, while you make arrangements elsewhere so at a point in the future you can either:
A) Return his brinkmanship in kind, or
B) Just sever ties and move on to more friendly nations.

Depends on how probable these events are.

I have an Anker Powercore 10400 that looks just like that. Hopefully whatever the problem is doesn't extend to that one as well....

One thing that AI is fantastic at is parting investors with their cash.

I live near a very large bat hibernaculum in an abandoned mine, and the effect they have is dramatic. There are a lot of bats flying around at night, which some people do not like but they do not bother me. And we have very, very few mosquitoes. Drive 20 miles out in any direction and the mosquitoes are much worse.

I would expect that the oldest and best paid are also the most experienced, and presumably the hardest to replace with AI. The first to go likely will be entry-level employees.

I'm the same way, I pay MLB for their TV service and it works well because the team I mostly follow is out of market. However, they keep jacking up the price and removing games from the package to give to the streamers, so it's value is quickly falling for me.

Protip: If you join MLBPAA (players alumni association), you can get a 50% discount. Not the first year, though.

Maybe. But I doubt Cook wants to go to war with Trump. Just delay... promise... delay again..... whoops, so busy.... etc

He may very well have decided that he has the luxury (both in time and money) of simply waiting until Trump is gone.

It's fine. I'm going to estimate the amount of my spending that is going towards tariffs and write that off on my federal taxes because it's double taxation. The IRS is so short-staffed, there's slim to no chance I'll be questioned on it.

Wall Street actually has coined a term, TACO: Trump Always Chickens Out. Every time he announces a new tariff, wait a few days and it'll be postponed or walked back.