Also, we're not profiting out of this.

> It's weird how we used to be able to build these things when society was much poorer.

You mean when there were far fewer cars around, and they were much smaller? Yeah, I wonder too.

The only thing getting beaten here, is a dead horse.
Take your 2015 trolling with you on the way out, it wasn't funny then, it still isn't.

First you're complaining about your relatives receiving too little disability payments, and one period later you're using "Marxist" as an insult. Apparently America does have an education problem.

Just after the launch of the new Tesla Roadster I presume.

What is their commitment to security and OS upgrades? I couldn't find it anywhere on their site, do they match the 7 years commitment for Pixel phones?

"Prior to his appointment to the CFTC, Selig was a corporate lawyer for cryptocurrency firms and prediction markets"

Proton initial release was in 2018, which still puts it half decade before the Steam Deck.
However you want to frame it, Valve was there first for linux gaming, while GoG kept promising and not delivering.
GoG was teasing a linux client for Galaxy already back in 2015: https://web.archive.org/web/20...

" GOG Galaxy Client requires Windows 7 or newer. Also available for and soon for Linux. "

They'll follow well established Big Tech methods: Ethically Sourced Children's Tears.

Same in my Hyundai, but it's not that annoying, and it goes away after a minute if you don't touch it.
Also, it's not an AD.

Steam on linux was released in 2013, well over a decade before the Steam Deck.

They have been promising a Linux client for over a decade now, and that never came to be. Meanwhile Steam ate their lunch.

It doesn't matter. There's very well established jurisprudence that places the jurisdiction of an internet service to where the service is provided, not where the servers are located. This was mostly done to fight online piracy btw.

Some New Yorkers are making an active effort to purchase illegal narcotics right now. That doesn't make it less illegal.

Many frequent flyers like me try to sync their biological cycles so that you won't have to go while in flight, to the extent this is possible.
Of course, this becomes nearly impossible if the flight is 22h long. And we all know that once someone takes a dump in a tiny economy class toilet on a long haul flight, that's basically a writeoff for the rest of the flight.
So I would say fewer passengers for a long flight is worse, because it just takes one.