Why are you posting an article from May?

Have they tried praying harder?

He looks damn good and mentally sharp for 93. We should all be so fortunate.

Read something. You won’t be able to get more than a few words in a dream. Doesn’t matter what it is: billboard, menu, homework, whatever. It’s one of the easier ways to tell if you’re dreaming.

All ten tons burned well.

That movie is way too funny for its premise, and Tom was a huge part of that.

Good luck to all the engineers billions of years from now having fun moving to 128-bit time. What fools we were.

Surely you’re all running with the same security policy, agents, and account permission constraints (e.g. no local admin) as all your Windows counterparts so you have a true comparison?

And you can get a “real” terminal on Windows right now.

Still a Waze junkie after years and years, but considering the switch to iOS later this year and would be nice to have something actively being developed to compare against, but also to fall back on if Google decides to combine the Maps and Waze team and kills off Waze entirely, which is looking ever more likely. (Google Maps is very poor in directions and UI, in my experience.)

The answer is logistics. That’s a very broad and boring answer, but it’s just the way it is.

UPS is one of, if not the largest airline in the world. Their package tracking and logistics framework is well developed.

UPS, in WorldPort (and FedEx from just a short distance away), have positioned a hub that allows a huge amount of freight in; for it to be sorted cheaply, efficiently, and quickly; and for those planes to get back out the same night. I forget the exact statistic, but the Louisville airport is a 2 hour flight or less to 75% of the US population in the continental US. So for a plane to fly in, unload, refuel, reload, and fly back can be done for 3/4 of every major population center in the US with a single flight crew rotation.

Sounds crazy, but WorldPort has (had?) an average package sort speed of 13 minutes. So turnaround is fast. But of it’s a two day package, it can sit for a few hours at WorldPort and take a later plane.

Then from there, as the planes return, ground transport takes over. Ground shipping can also cover a lot of area for a two day shipment, so air transit isnt always needed.

https://www.aeroclass.org/ups-worldport/

I tried to come up with a more palatable comment, and all I can think of to say is “fuck these stupid jackasses”.

Same here. Never had a problem finding what I need and generally prefer the interface. Getting corporate results on my work system is also pretty awesome.

Front right pocket for phone. I am interacting with it far more often than my wallet.