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mikethemartian said:

I feel sorry for the engineers that actually do the work with all these bosses.

Why do you feel sorry for people working on something they might be excited about?
And those bosses: Are they bad leaders? How so? Source?

StrangeDays said:

An actual MagSafe charging mount. Finally!

There were already some available for some time (at least a year), but not from that well known brand name.

I was a bit disappointed by the 1st season. Then I re-read last year all these books. And it is much better story than it is shown in the film.

1. Galactic Empire series
   1. The Stars, Like Dust (1951) - first novel, set in the 49th century (4850), thousands of years in the future before the founding of a Galactic Empire[5]
   2. The Currents of Space (1952) - second novel, set in the 112th century (11129), set thousands of years in the future during Trantor's unification of the galaxy into a Galactic Empire[5]
   3. Pebble in the Sky (1950) - third novel, set in the 125th century (12411), primarily set thousands of years in the future on Earth, when the galaxy is unified into a Galactic Empire[5]
   4. "Blind Alley" (1945) - short story, set in the 126th century (12561—12562)[5]
2. Foundation series
1. Prelude to Foundation (1988) - first novel, set in the 237th century (23604)[5]
2. Forward the Foundation (1993) - second novel, set in the 237th century (23612—23653)[5]
3. Foundation (1951) - third novel, set from the 237th to 239th centuries (23651—23812)[5]
4. Foundation and Empire (1952) - fourth novel, set from the 239th to 240th centuries (23847—23963)[5]
5. Second Foundation (1953) - fifth novel, set from the 240th to 241st centuries (23968—24029)[5]
6. Foundation's Edge (1982) - sixth novel, set in the 242nd century (24150)[5]
7. Foundation and Earth (1986) - seventh novel, set in the 242nd century (24150)[5]

Cesar Battistini Maziero said:

Apple needs to fix this ASAP, basically all major apps have dropped out.

And fix WhatsApp on the iPad as well, the only reason all elders on my family use android tablets is because of WhatsApp, the cellular iPad, should be able to make calls and have a number associated with it.

I don’t understand. What exactly Apple needs to fix?

As for the WhatsApp on iPad - isn’t it a WhatsApp choice that they don’t allow to verify iPad app using the phone (SMS is sent to the phone, and you enter the code on the iPad, confirming that you have access to the phone number). It works this way with another popular messaging/call app - Viber. Herr, think of Skype - it works on iPhone and iPad. Why can’t WhatsApp do the same?

On Series 6. Need to charge twice a day. Want better battery life.