Firstly film doesn't directly translate to megapixels. The grain and quality vary greatly with lighting and exposure.
It does, but that doesn't mean you can't make general comparisons in similar lighting conditions for a given film stock. For example, I was comfortable that my color film was broadly matched with 12MP FF, and my 35mm slide usage in good light was broadly matched when we got to 20+MP with the EOS 1DS III. YMMV.
I'm sooooo f*cking tired of this line. When it comes to disincentivising bad habits, there are two main ways to do it: ban it, or tax it.
And I'm so tired of this line. You can also incentivise the good, rather than just leaving one choice and f*cking people for choosing it. If you were going as 4 adults today from London to Bristol by train - it will be 476 quid. We'll take the car.
For example, the Apple TV could just be macOS running in a kiosk mode, with access to all the desktop Mac apps and iPad apps
They literally had this, you could buy a Mac Mini that came with a remove, running what became the AppleTV software and being a computer too. But they do not want it running on a relatively open stack, they want it all running on a walled garden, make you buy multiple devices, and upgrade them on Apple's schedule. I want a general purpose computer that I control.
That's literally the primary purpose of government: To ensure a free and open marketplace.
They should reguate, for sure. But it's a huge stretch to say that it's the primary purpose of government. Governments predate your notions of markets, and governments do not act like it's their primary purpose. Power is the purpose.
No, Win32 is used by most developers as a synonym for Windows on 32 or 64 bit, and a name for the APIs.
"What man has done, man can aspire to do." -- Jerry Pournelle, about space flight