Yeah, the usual startup approach. Burn investor money to get into the market (or in this case create a market) by offering services below cost. Once they have enough users and their investors want their money back they’ll ramp up prices.

No, that’s because they’re racist. They can have different motivations to do what they do.

The right loves meritocracy. To them it means everyone got what they deserve, from the homeless to the billionaires.

Yes you should.

Remember not so long ago when people noticed that Rise Against makes political songs? A lot of people are blind to stuff like this until you point it out.

Yes, it’s from Deep Space Nine Season 5, Episode 6 “Trials and Tribble-ations”.

If it’s in a textbook it’s a fact.

AFAIK passenger trains have priority. But they have a lot of single rail infrastructre and freight games the system with trains that are too long for passing sidings, so the passenger trains have to wait.

This looks better than real life.

If I’m thinking about it correctly then either the standing wave is intentional or the oven is designed badly. You know the wavelength so you can make sure the oven is not an integer multiple of it and the hot spots move around on their own, no fancy frequency shifting required.

Not even proprietary, just niche things. In other words anything that’s rarely used in open source code, because there’s nothing to train the models on.

They all appear to be cloud storage. Vercel is a platform to host applications.

Do any of these even do what Vercel does?

Can I uninvite myself?

Elite Extreme

Sounds like it focuses more on shiny RGB than performance.

Poke it.

It’ll be less of an echo chamber that way.

It’ll be defederated and just create new echo chambers.

Phablets were in the 5-7" range, everything above that was definitely a tablet.

Phones with large screens used to be called phablets, nobody calls them that anymore because they’re all phablets now.

Sounds plausible, TNG, DS9 and VOY each had around 170 episodes, that’s already around 510 episodes. I checked the actual numbers and if you consider Short Treks as actual episodes then it’s indeed exactly 950.