Yeah but that's just marketing bullshit, just like how in real life, (normal and attractive) people don't pull out a Nintendo Switch and pass around joycons to play Mario Kart on the phablet-sized screen at trendy rooftop cocktail parties.
pimento64
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Yes.
I am aware that this would kill SaaS overnight, that's an intended feature.
Sure, but there's basically no tactical value for a surface-to-air weapon compared to the expense both of the platform and of safe storage expenses. The only practical application a typical homeowner would have is interdicting invasive drones, in which case you're better off with good old fashioned birdshot. The upside of a man-portable surface-to-surface platform like the Javelin is that it allows a gunner stationed in the bed of your pickup to selectively target and eliminate people who can't merge without even slowing down.
A law like this would effectively kill all licensed software that isn’t a full product
What I'm hearing is: this law needs to be a constitutional amendment.
Maybe not a Tomahawk, but look at the existence of the Cybertruck and tell me I don't need a personal Javelin
Don't forget to take a picture of an abandoned building through a chain link fence, and a picture of a child letting go of a balloon
117's HD plugin still looks better
Yeah, it separated the wheat from the chaff. Janeway did nothing wrong.
I found Andor to be shallow and pedantic.
...Either that or I'm so sick of Star Wars I just couldn't stand it. I tried three times to get more than 15 minutes in without falling asleep or zoning out, couldn't do it.
They also removed the headphone jack from the phone, so it doesn't really count. Airpods followed the Sony approach: telling your captive audience they will buy the thing or suffer.