Wow. Do you have an example of the left refusing to honor the results of an election? I'm aware of a couple of minor incidents, but they don't compare to the constant drumbeat of election denialism coming from the right.

I'm pretty sure the planes didn't bounce... (can't people proofread anymore?)

Guess it's pretty hot :p

I was a PLATO author and user in the mid-80s, starting at the University of Arizona. I worked on physics lessons. Tutor was a pretty straightforward language and pretty powerful, really. We did not have the kinds of tools programmers expect to have now - not even a real version control system. Still, we accomplished quite a lot. And yes, the chat and notesfile functions were easy to use and powerful (and popular).

While it's true the CDC processors weren't that powerful, they were designed for a lot of I/O throughput so it's not a good comparison.

But the song will not be released 'til December!

Agreed but you would then need to say 120 days...

Agreed. I live in Chandler and the Waymo cars are everywhere. I mean, I see them several times a day. And the article is right, we have wide streets, good weather and few pedestrians.

Agreed. I always liked him, though not pushing into mobile was a grievous mistake. Still, he was the CEO for most of my time at Intel (he left about a year before I did) and it looked like things were going to get nastier under BK (and indeed they have).

An easy way to reach the large # of Americans that don't actually have bank accounts or credit. Smart.

FTFY

Read down in the article. The building was actually completed as a shell in 2014. So there would be plenty of reasons to finish it (buying equipment is hella expensive) and very little incentive to abandon it and move elsewhere.

We are finding more. http://tucson.com/news/local/e...

Reagan was governor of California. Compared to Trump, he was uber-qualified.

This is not stagflation. Were you even alive then? This is very different. Stagnation, yes, but inflation is very very low, which is totally not like the Carter years.