So, re-calibrate and/or re-train the machines then. This might be advanced, but is not rocket science along the lines of creating warp drives.

Last report I heard about the microplastic problem found microplastics in the testicles of one-hundred percent of the men tested. Yes. We still have a problem with microplastics no matter how hard the plastic pimps want to create clickbait suggesting that microplastics aren't nearly bad enough to ban them from collecting addictions, private islands, and yachts.

Yes. It's still bad. See 50 years of cancer-causing tobacco denialism as evidence of what we'll face once the harm yells louder than the denial can be paid to.

The #1 reason service mechanics are quitting the trade altogether is due to the abuse they've endured working for a stealership.

The customer isn't the only one getting ripped off in that deal. Service personnel are already starving. They're not making out well when asked to do warranty work that only pays for 50 - 75% of the time it takes to do the job.

There's over $100 million in DoD cuts listed here - https://www.highergov.com/news...

And you'll lose to my $6B bid, because I'll promise to spend it in the districts of every member of the appropriations committees.

Government is not a productive enterprise; it is a necessary cost of society. Government does not build anything and possesses no means to do so. Private enterprise does, and so government must pay for what it needs.

If government did produce, it would quickly crowd out the private sector until there was nothing left but a totalitarian dictatorship.

Or they just realized PWAs suck, and applications should run locally not just be browser windows. Why is Windows Help not local? If a user is trying to fix their network, having the guides and troubleshooters entirely on the web isn't very helpful.

I don't think that's what they're talking about. They seem to be saying that they're going back to proper executables instead of trying to do everything with stupid "progressive web apps".

I don't think they're talking about 3rd party applications, but "progressive web applications". The ones that are little more than browser windows, and, I think, generally a mistake. Why a mistake? Because you can't launch the network troubleshooter! It's a PWA, so if you can't get network access you can't run it to fix your NIC and get network access. I can perform its steps manually, but troubleshooters are meant for people who don't already know how to fix things.

So, this part is untrue? "The idea is especially notable because it makes testable predictions, including a minimum level of primordial gravitational waves that future experiments may be able to detect. "Even though this model deals with incredibly high energies, it leads to clear predictions that today's experiments can actually look for,""

And thank you for it.

Amazing how Mr. Regulations, suddenly gets it when "wrong people" people are able to use them to obtain a barrier to entry.

Yet regulations are never a problem, when small shops are threatening to out compete big union controlled entities, private schools make public education officalls running indoctrination mills look like clowns, etc.

No infringement on the rights or property of adults is to great if it advances your Bolshevik agenda; but when government actually steps in to protect people who actually are able to be responsible for their own well being, like children, suddenly - government bad...

Very interesting indeed... Says so much about you!

This sure sounds more like, "we find microplastics everywhere, because we've contaminated our samples."

I spend my time reading /., where the latest alarmist crap from The Guardian gets reposted as soon as it's published.

Has it been "Fundamentally Changed" enough yet?

Yeah but Work 6.0 on Windows was actually pretty good. It had everything you'd expect for the most part even in a contemporary word processor to day.

I don't think if took Word 2019 away from most users and gave them 6.0 they'd care much, if you could some how make the document compatibility issues vanish.

The problem with Word on Mac's was the Macs, by the time PC got 33 or 66mhz 486 CPUs, PCs were just better than Macs all around.