maybe so, but it is very vocal about they are the most modest

don't the coastal elites want single payer healthcare?

doesn't that help everyone?

what am I missing?

“Some people just want to watch the world burn”.

Or in the case of America, many people just want others to suffer so that they can feel better about themselves, and are willing to elect a leader who will do that on their behalf, even at their own cost.

sadly, the best way to get data on flights it to use the airlines app - not anything you'd find at the airport

also, it's easiest to use that same app for the boarding pass too these days

once I printed them out (with the provided pdf) thinking it would be easier, the printed paper didn't work and they said I HAD to install and use the app or go back to a kiosk and use one of their printouts and lose my place in line...)

so true - modern windows has no contrast between windows - so terrible

office 2003 (for word + excel at least) were peak - after the ribbon it all went downhill

I just installed my copy in a new Win10 VM. With the added OOXML support pack, there's nothing left wanting.

Does the activation still work for these are do you have to use a hack to get them running? I still have a TON of older Office 2003 licenses, I'd love to go back. I've hated modern Office with the ribbon for half my life now.

The product keys still work. You can skip online activation. Only annoyance is needing to run once as admin to make the EULA acceptance write to the registry.

I have a stockpile of patches that I preserved a while back that are not readily available today.

Please don't. There are so many unpatched exploits for old Office... opening any document could trash your whole system or silently steal information from you.

maybe so but that would imply the end user is opening sketchy files - most of the time these products are for low risk files

Just like a current Office does?

-having lived in MO, yeah, pretty scary

-don't miss the hill restaurants

-maybe still stick around if you own a house such as to help prevent it being set ablaze that night inadvertently...

so true - I use some outlook vba to send mass emails programmatically

why not just get the least obtrusive physical sunscreen like "clear" thinksport?

My fear is that all of these chemical based ones increase the rates of disease in susceptible populations which is hard to detect

The large physical size of the compound means it has trouble passing through biological membranes. This is why it has really low toxicity and doesn't bioaccumulate despite the fact that it doesn't biodegrade over time.

It does seem to accumulate on lake and ocean floors though. I think the larger concern is not on human or animal health but on long term ecological consequences which are harder to study

this is not surprising at all - much of Big 4 is BS

umm, perhaps because it's offensive?

Don’t get offended then.