As long as it's stuffed crust.

I understand the reasoning, I'm just not sure I like the precedence this establishes. The details are quite vague.

The article says there was contact in a stairwell. What kind of contact? How long? Even if you got your groceries delivered, how would you get them if you aren't allowed in a common area? No details at all.

This feels dystopian to me because the judgement seems to imply that if you are unlucky enough to have a better immune system than your deceased neighbor who was sick with the same strain of virus, that you're fully liable for their death. IDK

I edited my original post. Thanks for bringing the pie!

Tying a rechargeable battery to a single function device seems off-brand for iFixit.

• edit, I am wrong. I didn't RTFM. Humble pie is good sometimes.

Of course they waited until Saturday to announce this while the markets are closed. Boeing will plummet on Monday.

Disney states they "Waived their right to arbitration". A weasely way of seeming to agree with the public sentiment, but actually avoiding having this ruled on right now so they can fine tune the language and try again later.

Voyager 1 is almost one light day away, and now my brain hurts thinking about it.

Something something, part 15 of the FCC rules. Maybe don't do this.

According to this news site, it's only a 2 month old plane. https://abc30.com/alaska-airlines-flight-emergency-landing-plane-window-blown-out-ontario-california/14284437/

This seems illegal unless Sony reimburses everyone for the removed content.

I'm glad they recognize the gravity of the situation and are treating this as a true existential moment for the company.