Not necessarily, lots of old TVs and console radios only had one speaker. As well many old LPs split the lyrics onto the separate channel with the intention that it would be listened to in mono with one speaker. This is why some old masters still have all the lyrics on one channel and all the music on the other.

Yes, like the other commenter replied, the Theils and Musks of the world want to go back to feudalism. That’s also why after years of making a big deal that interfering would tarnish the Washington Post, Bezos now seems to not care what happens to it’s reputation because he knows that there isn’t an alternative anymore.

The allergens in honey are from where the honey was made. If you haven’t already you might try locally sourced honey as it will have the allergens that are already in the air where you live.

Also Mars rovers…

The article would have made just as much sense without that sentence and stating outright that there isn’t a known reason is, arguably, presenting an opinion not a fact. If they wanted to keep the sentiment while remaining editorially neutral they could have gone with something like “The administration has given no official reason…”.

Visually it reminds me a lot of the Hanna-Barbera / Filmation style from the 60s-80s ish. Like Johnny Quest or Star Trek The Animated Series.

Psh. It’s not like they could fund a bunch of television and radio stations that can broadcast things going on in a government owned center for arts and entertainment. That would never work right?!?

I worked at a place once where I had to remember the list of VIPs who got special treatment.

That sounds like the opposite of a vacation.

WTF is a ‘company vacation’?!?

“But, it won’t take that long to fix, can’t you just look really quick?”

In my experience it’s been because the login app was done by a different team than this web app and this PM promised that they could save time by reusing the old code.

Here you go!

Modern breakfast cereals are largely product of post WWII “innovation”. Most of them still exist in some form. One of my favorite example is Sugar Smacks which were introduced in the early 50s and were over 50% sugar.

The just post WWII times were a weird hybrid of nostalgia for the old west “cowboys and Indians” stories and the space/atomic age becoming en vogue. Toys like this that tried to appeal to both are the result.

Except that Windows versions of the same handheld are more expensive.

Finally learning some lessons!

The century date problem as it was known before Y2K was first described in the 1950s but people assumed it would be a moot point long before it was a problem.

When some of those mainframes were still in use in the 70s it was brought up again but nothing was done because it was assumed that it would be a moot point long before it was a problem.

When some of those mainframes or software were still in use (banks, oil companies, the IRS, etc) in the 90s it was finally seen a as a problem and cost billions of dollars to fix.

Then it happened again in 2020 because it turns out that the fix was to kick the can down the road again.

You forgot Sojourner.

I’m not sure why you thought my comment was defensive. It wasn’t in disagreement with you. I was pointing out that legally, because of Apple’s founder status, they have more rights to modify the ARM core than, for instance, Qualcomm or Samsung.

As far as I know both all of the ARM chips that Apple makes are heavily modified to the point that it’s never been totally clear if it is a superset or not.

Apple was part of the founding of the current version of ARM and produced the first consumer mobile ARM device. As a result they uniquely have extreme latitude to use the ARM core however they want. There are differences to the hardware as well as the instruction set. The combined graphics memory and ram for instance.