Your last point is probably the most important part, it's not about money, it's about classism.

To be fair probably not a bad op sec idea. I'm sure if they made it a formal security idea, they would get funding for it. As long as the pizza doesn't go to waste.

I genuinely thought this was someone upset someone had said it was at first. Then the absolute gap in understanding that made that person think someone might actually mistake the picture for one.

I miss this blue metal design. Yea the grey ones are nice, but the blue always made it look a little bit more interesting to have around.

Switch? Na it was a load bearing hub.

I can tell you from experience, you are not aware of being unconscious. It goes from the moment before you lose it, to when you regain without any period between.

Yea I don't mind digital purchases if I can download it. When they are trapped to "subscription only" I get annoyed.

That was part of the counterstrike expansion.

It's also hosted behind cloud flare who will present cached pages if the source host is offline. So web visits still might show stuff until the cache expires.

Probably doesn't need the extension and would work with the same vector clickfix uses. I do think this is probably a decent reason that some old tools probably should be put behind a windows feature that defaults to disabled. I get that some tools are useful, but some like finger should probably have been removed a while ago.

Not that I think they couldn't find another utility, after all curl is now installed by default.

Couple of little additions that you might like.

You can expand properties using foreach-object as well. Eg

Get-childitem | foreach-object name

If you specify a method name instead of a property, it will call the method on the input object.

You can also inspect types using [typename].getmembers() to list properties and methods without having to create an instance for get-member.

You've complicated maintenance of both the railway and the solar. If you used the space literally next to it in the picture, both would be simplified and have current real world cost and deployments. This is just an investor scam so they can take a bunch of money, and say it was all for this test, that will turn out to be worse and more expensive than anything else.

Then they will try to sucker another city into funding a new test.