Is at it again… You’re a smart cookie, so you opted to buy a copy of Microsoft Office for macOS back in 2019 or 2021, eschewing the Office 365 subscription, so you could keep on using Office 2019/2021 forever if … Continue reading
Category Archives: Random stuff
Will no longer be in Chicago… The Chicago Bears will proceed with plans for a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana, the organization announced Friday. In announcing the potential out-of-state move, the NFL franchise carefully worded its language to allow for … Continue reading
Keep coming at CBS, with Bari Weiss revamping 60 Minutes this time… In a bid to remake the country’s top-rated news program, Bari Weiss, the editor in chief of CBS News, on Thursday unveiled an overhaul of “60 Minutes,” replacing … Continue reading
Gah… scheduler didn’t schedule… Sorry folks! For the win! There is a ‘new’ Skyraider in the military inventory!!! In recent weeks, in the skies over Iran, we saw the value of high-tech as a force multiplier. American stealth aircraft and … Continue reading
Gotta admit I never even thought about this one… A major food brand is being sued over claims it falsely marketed its canned tomatoes as premium “San Marzano” products. Cento Fine Foods, based in New Jersey, is facing a proposed … Continue reading
Is NOT for sissies… We were talking over the weekend, and this came up. Sigh… And yes, this was really the way we grew up. Outside all summer, playing in the creek, the woods, and only coming home at dark … Continue reading
Make of it what you will… As always, it’s about following the money… … Continue reading
Hoist on their own petard… You gotta hand it to the previous leadership at The Walt Disney Company, they were totally committed to hurting their business in order to score useless political points with a tiny percentage of their customer base. Just … Continue reading
Always said coffee was ‘good’! It keeps people unstabbed. And now there is proof, but I’m still not drinking decaf or cold coffee… Coffee may do more than keep you going: It could have a noticeable impact on your digestive health, … Continue reading
Sigh, R&D doesn’t always go perfectly… NASA’s X-59 experimental aircraft, part of the “Quesst” (Quiet Supersonic Technology) mission, conducted its second flight on the morning of Friday, March 20. The flight was scheduled to spend roughly one hour in the air, but … Continue reading