Oh yeah, that's the link that won't load because the guys who want to set a world record can't properly plan capacity and load balance their system to make it possible.

I'm glad to see that so many people remember this as common. I moved from Alaska to Brisbane Queensland in the early 80s.

I have memories of service crew walking the aisles of the jets with aerosol cans misting while we sat in our seats after landing from the international flights we took.

I also have memories of going to places like Hawaii and Fuji and Tahiti because the planes couldn't fly all the way across the ocean and we had to stop somewhere. My parents needed somewhere to relax on the way to schlep us kids to visit relatives in the US. The bad result of planes that can fly around the world is that some places become farther away.

I had an analog subscription for years. Then in 2003 I moved, and the process of fixing the mailing address was so hard that it never correctly went through. Six months of subscription never arrived.

They changed their form factor sometime before that, and the magazine no longer fit in my jeans pocket, which was always a feature in that I'd carry a magazine around with me and read during spare moments.