sammyo

More just being very careful, no brakes on a rocket if coming in too fast and just a little bump is a big problem.

My wife finds yard sale watches and has me change the battery, but then I open one, a tiny thing and it's not battery powered but there are layers of tiny tiny gears. Mind boggling. (pro tip, a "bench knife" has a tiny blade that's optimized for plying open watch cases)

Worked for me yesterday, not the newest but pretty recent. 10th gen paperwhite.

Had a used 13 Mini for about a year now, very pleased and the battery is just fine.

Same here, oddly pleased that the Scanner class is deprecated before I even knew about it.

>I honestly don't know why more people don't gravitate towards these ideas.

They would if there was a bit more GUI introduction. Seriously functional menus and visual indication of modes. With hints from graphical to the faster keyboard sequences.

Not with the ancient barely working WRT54G that comcast keeps nagging me to replace!

So, is the "The Prosperity Institute" the new NIH? The briefest of googling suggests the source of Covid is undetermined.

A (super easy to set up) rsync on IPhone that can "see" the itunes music folder would be a huge boon and likely change the world for the better!

Just want to turn it on a half hour from arriving home.

I sent in a report sending bikes through a highway tunnel in Boston, took six months but received a message they made the correction.

Soo essenially eaten by MBA's?

One actual researcher mentioned good habits will get anyone into their 80's but everyone tested over 105 has most of 100 certain genes. Really old age may be genetic.

Noticed a comment in /r/spacex from a reliable poster that there are very quiet ongoing discussions between NASA and Spacex.