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Disculpe señor. No entiendo cual es la conexion..

lolz! :)

(For those who don't get the reference, Gru is the protagonist from movie Despicable Me, who wishes to steal the moon..)

Here's something from my country that I can be proud of (while I've got many things to be ashamed of... thanks to our stupid, bad government... I really hope they get dethroned soon)

It's just a bunch of AI voices reading text files. Nothing really useful with that yet.
I checked their catalog - it's a useless pile of slop.
Here's an example: A boring reading of a text about Havana Syndrome.

I was expecting automatic clones in the like of Wolf 359... well we're not there yet.

Ooops bad link.. . the correct link for Inoreader is this

Mostly for following several webcomic sites.
I'm using Inoreader. It's OK.

And to mention a similar axed Google product: It's so annoying that they killed the Podcast Player. It was perfect - it just worked and was synched nicely. Their proposed alternative (Youtube music) is a dark confusing mess of a player..

I believe that the math supports creating a biosphere that would persist on human timescales, just not geologic ones.

IE we could create an atmosphere that would last for 10K years, but would eventually be stripped in 1M years.

If that's worth the effort remains to be seen, but some do think that yes it might be.

I can play Xbox Cloud games on my VR headset, with a larger, curved screen than I can personally afford. I would keep my Game Pass sub before I'd buy a new Xbox.

As long as I can ensure that I have a cloud connection, I no longer need an xbox.

Boy, the billionaires are really, really glad that you feel this way.

Or maybe the employer could restore from backups. They do have backups, right?

Ascension hospitals' computers were taken down by ransomware a few months ago, and as far as I know, they didn't pay. Their computers were down for over a month though. Doctors, nurses, etc. had to work off of paper records. On the other hand, United Healthcare paid a $22 million ransom. They're an insurance company though, not a hospital.