Thanks! :)

Haha, thanks, I didn’t know that one. I would honestly love to visit Finland someday.

Cool :)

Same, and exactly all of this. If they want me to do the work that they usually pay someone for, they better offer me a significant discount.

I’m sure you know the old joke:

I don’t know, the map doesn’t display that.

The article with that map claims 2/3 of the population. I think it could go to 90% if you included waterways and international airports.

I’ve heard the rumors about the new Apple TV waiting for the new Siri AI to be integrated too. I really hope it doesn’t take much longer for it to come out, although with the new price it may take another while before I buy it. I know about the price. I had been keeping an eye on it for a while, so it was quite disheartening to see the increase. Good points on the prices of all these devices. I can’t wait for the AI bubble to blow up, although on the other hand that’s most likely going to be a disaster of its own.

I saw someone also mention “waterways” in another thread as being subject to this. If that means navigable rivers like the Mississippi, etc., then between coasts, land borders, airports, and waterways, it’s probably most of the US.

Regarding the 100 mile zone around the border:

Two-thirds of the U.S. population lives within this 100-mile border enforcement zone, including cities like Washington D.C., San Francisco CA, Chicago IL, New Orleans LA, Boston MA, & more.

I’m just waiting for the new Apple TV to be released (when, Apple???) to get one. Unfortunately, they recently cranked up the prices even for the current model: $199 and $249. That means that it’s no longer significantly cheaper than nvidia shield pro ($200).

I’m still going to get the Apple TV eventually, but wanted to let you know. The price increase caught me by surprise. If I had known about it and that Apple would delay the new one so much, I would have bought the current model at the old price.

I don’t know, but if the 100 mile rule applies to international airports and waterways it would probably change that 2/3 of the population to something like 9/10.

Two-thirds of the U.S. population lives within this 100-mile border enforcement zone, including cities like Washington D.C., San Francisco CA, Chicago IL, New Orleans LA, Boston MA, & more.