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That sounds like fun, actually.

dsd said:

Happy to see that no naugas were hurt in the making of these seats.

Funny/weird true story: I actually met and spoke with the guy who invented Naugahyde. When I met him he was working on a software program that would maximize the use of sheet metal in aircraft design.

I doubt folks who have never been to China can really form an appreciation for just how vast is the country there and how massive are the sheer numbers of people. Ningbo is a moderately sized city there, but it rivals most US cities in size and population.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ningbo

The last time I was there (years ago) I was amused and surprised to see how popular US pro basketball was. Everyone at the factory I visited wanted to rush home to watch a basketball game. Times have changed!

Leakers of private corporate information should be prosecuted into poverty. Especially on matters such as this, which simply embolden other criminals. This isn't about something Apple has done "wrong", this is valuable competitive information.

saniat said:

What about the danger to passersby of the laser guidance system. This is a real issue. LIDR cannot simply be assumed to be "safe". We do not need a nation of vision impaire, inlicted by unregulated new technology. 

These aren't visible light lasers.