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they would have cancelled a long time ago if they could

To be clear to readers, the were only paid for their achieved milestones, which is nowhere near the full contracted amount since they haven't flown anyone.

As for the 2x part... it's cause their bid was 2x what SpaceX bid itself. And both got their bids accepted.

They make much more money with apps, and non-technical people prefer finding an app to entering a URL (because they also don't know about bookmarks).

Additive layer manufacturing has major benefits... unless you want to have a super-high production rate like Raptor. So it's a positive for them.

Meanwhile, I'd say 50% of iPhone users, including 90% of boomers, have no idea they're not using Google Maps.

My parents couldn't open a link I sent them "in Maps"... came to realize they never knew their day-to-day was Apple Maps.

It's just the beginning.

Downtowns in most cities haven't recovered anywhere near sustainable levels, but rents are still being paid on many office tower floors. By the end of next year, most of those leases will be done, and nearly everyone is downsizing.

chicago #1 food city, come on lol

The simplest way is to move the pickup point ever so slightly until you reach a spot without surge pricing, then simply walk there as it arrives.

I wonder for how long the Navy Seals have been using this.

4.10 Eastern. Weather looks better than it did yesterday.

This title and the article's title don't quite match...

That's the point... There aren't any new must have gadgets anymore, because they're now apps.

Yes. Peak Search has already happened. http://www.businessinsider.com/peak-search-google-search-que...

Ya, they'll get that just by the volume of Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, etc. downloads