There was a music club where I live. The owner was in a band, and into the local music scene. He bought a place where musicians could come to play. That didn't pay the bills, so he got a liquor license. Booze helps paying the bills. Then a food license. Food is good, people like food. Then, someone brought in a Sirius/XM receiver for music during the day. It wasn't a featured attraction, it was just background music. Some BMI/ASCAP undercover agent showed up and billed him for a performance license. Then, looked into a back room and decided that was a "dance space". Yes, BMI/ASCAP has separate licenses for listening to music and dancing to music.

I live in NY. Why is cell phones in schools part of the budget bill ?

So, the pitch will be a little off

System P is only 2 years old

I don't have a monitor. My employer doesn't allow cameras in the plant.

Just a file of passwords, or are usernames included?

Chat GPT, write me a white paper and a FAQ

How did the store worker get it? Did he pick it off the luggage belt before her? Did a baggage handler give it to him?

Do you still want to get to your destination? We can sell you a last minute ticket for 4x the price.

I was at Chicago,IL,US O'Hare. I was offered an EV. I turned it down. I've never driven an EV. I was in town for two days. I don't know where to charge it. I was on a tight schedule. I don't want to figure out how to "return it full".

15 years ago, I sent an email to the USA Today editor. I used wget to pull an article from their website. I ran it through tidy to clean it up. It was 25% the original size. The rest was unnecessary spaces in the html. I assumed it was either sloppy coding, or a deal with the phone companies to create data overages.

These links point to a different company.

Sounds like a government grant, and a waste of energy tearing up a road. They should build a bumper car system. Ground plate on the road. Power on a grid (or cable) over the road. Vehicles can extend rods to pickup power. Also, I wouldn't want to be a rescue worker trying to free someone from a car that's continually being energized.