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by 101404 7y ago
The Starship is made of steel. It costs only 3% of the price of the previous design. So they can burn through a lot of prototypes to improve design and manufacturing, before costs becomes an issue.
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by 101404 7y ago
It's only half a year ago that they started to develop the prototype. In October last year, they switched to steel.
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by 101404 7y ago
Moon? I hope the first cargo Starship will leave for Mars by then. Otherwise we'd need to wait until 2024.
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by 101404 7y ago
Both guesses are wrong.
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by 101404 7y ago
This is a very early prototype. Plan is to build at least 20 of them to try and test ideas and configurations. Some days ago I read that they are currently trying to reduce material thickness to reduce weight. Maybe that contributed to the
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by 101404 7y ago
Every computer controlled camera and microphone should come with an actual mechanical switch that cuts power.
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by 101404 7y ago
> 2 Apr 2020 Not published April 1.
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by 101404 7y ago
Should I care? My conversations in a Café don't have e2e either.
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by 101404 7y ago
Please look up the term "democracy".
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by 101404 7y ago
Why would you fix errors on weekends? (except for critical stuff, and then take off a weekday instead, of course). Errors are a normal thing for human work, especially software developer. Nothing you are "guilty of" and have to ma
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by 101404 7y ago
What have you points to do with what OP said? Homeoffice, flex time? That's all things that benefit the company just as much. No relations to working only the hours they are getting paid for. But that's the trick. You are presenti
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by 101404 7y ago
Nobody is "spreading hatred". Please stop abusing this term to further your agenda. Thank you.
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by 101404 7y ago
Maybe with US unions. It very much depends on the legal framework that organized workers and organized employers interact in.
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by 101404 7y ago
There was the Open Directory Project. Then AOL bought it and killed it. This is the archived remains: https://www.dmoz-odp.org/
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by 101404 7y ago
"US court"
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by 101404 7y ago
Why? How is it related to Jira?
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by 101404 7y ago
Yes, of course you can. But the recording has to be done on one of the clients. Then the other client can download the video via the same e2e tunnel.
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by 101404 7y ago
Weird, because of was since the early days of Starlink. "Not to go bankrupt" was only the response to a question about taking Starlink public. Please don't spread lies by taking quotes out of context.
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by 101404 7y ago
70+ years of of "aid" have destroyed Africa. Good thing not to participate in that scam.
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by 101404 7y ago
"People in rural Africa should not have internet because I want an unobstructed view of the stars" ...is not a good argument. The only good place for a telescope is the far side of the moon.
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by 101404 7y ago
AWS should have a cost cap. Set a max spend value and shut down all servers if you spent it.
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by 101404 7y ago
That's the reason I never went with cloud hosting. No kidding.
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by 101404 7y ago
If all that can be flushed is human waste and paper, then why not put it directly into the ocean? It's quickly and completely bio degradable (eaten by fish and micro organisms).
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by 101404 7y ago
Not really. VPN is great to be able to connect from a different country that has fewer of less severe restrictions on free speech, for example.
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by 101404 7y ago
Strange argument, because children don't get Covid-19. They may carry the SarsCoV2 virus, but that's about all.
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by 101404 7y ago
"Up to" is a synonym for "not more than but probably fewer". So it doesn't really say how many tests it can process in a real-world setting.
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by 101404 7y ago
Sounds more like more people are taking their temperature despite not feeling sick. Hence the sudden increase in readings they receive. So a pronounced decline in the percentage of high temperature readings should be expected.
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by 101404 7y ago
And it only took them 2 years to act on it. Wow.
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by 101404 7y ago
"Presumably CCP generated"?? Are we preparing to blame that on Trump too, now?
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by 101404 7y ago
Wrong. PII may only be processed if you have explicitly consent for the exact purpose you want to use it for. There is no "open" personal data you may just use for anything.

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