VMWare has 38k? holy hell. I was surprised by slack having over 3k.

They probably have to scale down the resources used for each query as they can't scale up their infrastructure to handle the load.

Most of the western world doesn't have to imagine

giant, 6 kWh...

Reusability has nothing to do with it. Hardly any of the rockets have been reusable (in terms of saving significant money on launches). It's just that spacex is dumping enormous amounts of satellites in LEO. It's going to become a huge problem when other companies/countries does the same.

they have? And both wifi and UsB is still a mess to understand under the name.

not too hard to google. https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/24/samsungs-galaxy-is-about-to-have-a-generational-iphone-problem-in-south-korea/amp/

Young people in Korea have switched over to iphones. iphone have like 60% marketshare now for that demographic

You must not have paid attention to the smite "pro" scene if you believe that game is in a good spot.

You don't get experts from education. You get experts from job experience (after education).

But these two were made by God, you'd think their genetics would be perfect. It would take quite some generations for genetic mutation to be significant

we're talking about god, adam and eve, it's all fantasy

With UBI everyone would get it and any salary from a job would be additional. So salaries would go down, but compensated by UBI

there's only a certain amount of ships on each instance

They also claimed to have ballistic proof windows that would handle a nuclear blast

You'd never have these kind of massive creations though. You'd have a bunch of half good bigger projects, and some truly great simple movies.

And it's viewed more positively in the society to have a bullshit Bs or Ms than a (usefull) trade degree

Do they count the times the human driver had to take control to avoid a crash?

so you can buy a one time vip access? would 20 000 subtitles be worth $10? How many should you get for $10 to be worth it?