Do you have a copy?

Of the cartridge, yes. As do about 58 million other people.

Not sealed in box, no. But usually a product going for a price like this is predicated on rarity, not just historical value. That's why Detective Comics #27, Action Comics #1, Amazing Fantasy #15, etc. command a pretty penny. Those comics didn't have circulation in the millions back in the day...

You figure the author is the submitter?

Edit: they have done work for NYT, it seems, from their bio, which is cool.

He’s a cofounder,

and domains are cheap.

I’d shoot the note now if the feedback could be valuable.

Downvoters: Just press and hold, lol…

You mean pseudo anonymity, from advertisers mostly?

Why are they all Reddit feeds?! =]

> we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers

What’s not clear?

Oh, I just re-read it. I guess the first time my mind somehow implied "while we figure out how to comply..."

Just go to LinkedIn and check out the folks working at Meta.

Close enough.

By who?

It will be explained very concisely to the next President how much soft power and security comes from having access to that Meta…data…and the train will be allowed to continue as-is for 15+ years.

Then they’ll make a big multi-year show of going after them on paper, the way that’s happening with Google.

You don’t know Java.

Correct

consider the environmental stuff on the dog(s) (mold, bacteria, etc),

vs the dog protein

unless you have a test telling you you’re allergic to the dog protein

PS neat weird thread, thanks