That’s great! What kind of data plan do those cell phones have?

No! The d-word! <hisses in ultra-conservative>

Ah yes, I remember the article you had published in The Journal of Unsubstantiated Anecdotes. Your dedication to lack of peer review was inspired.

So internet access and devices to access it are free now? Or at least as affordable as the one-time purchase of a radio?

I don’t think a lot of people in NYC are listening to internet radio in their cars. I would wonder how many people in the audience know that internet radio is a thing. Also, there’s the hurdle of being able to afford monthly internet, and having something that can access it.

Yes, there’s licensing, and yes we don’t want unexpected interference. But also, the spectrum is a publicly owned thing, and if no more licenses are available because corporations have bought all of a very limited stock, what is the solution there? Internet is not accessible in the same way radio is.

I dunno, I saw little wispy flakes for up to 10 minutes in downtown on Monday.

According to him, yes.

Nothing’s unethical if you have no ethics.

And that bear turned out to be William Wallace.

Sounds incredibly recursive.

It's for when you get sentimental for an old series, and want to go back to what was then the future.

Start or stop?

Did you check on the eruv while you went, to make sure we were good for sabbath?

Good thing it wasn’t my dog’s then. Phew!

It’s also sometimes the way the sound echoes in them that really spook dogs.