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re #2: what's odd is that it is equipment failure that's been occurring for decades. One would hope that JIRA ticket wouldn't keep getting pushed back to the n
by anonAndOn 5y ago
re #2: what's odd is that it is equipment failure that's been occurring for decades. One would hope that JIRA ticket wouldn't keep getting pushed back to the next sprint for 40+ years.
- gruez 5y agoThat assumes it can be easily fixed, or is the same cause every time.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y agoIf it's not sensor artefacts, why have the readings not become clear over the last few decades, when the quality and quantity of sensors in use have improved by orders of magnitude? Why is it still liminal? Has the visibility of these things gotten worse in lockstep with the improvement in sensors? Or (Occam's razor time) it was never real readings to begin with. And, I never assumed a single cause and neither should you, don't oversimplify. Every sensor has limits. There will be noise and artefact at those limits. You can't change that fact, with or without a f'n Jira.
- 252452d 5y agoLOL. You don't know shit, these craft are real and have been under development for nearly a century. They're going to fly one low over a US city eventually when it's time for a big funding boost.