1992spacemovie

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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
OOB for carriers is significantly more complex; especially when you may be the only realistic access option in certain locations. However, given the rise of Starlink I think it becomes closer to "trivial" when the math becomes $10
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
There is OOB for carriers and OOB for non-carriers. OOB for carriers is significantly more complex and resource intensive than OOB for non-carriers. This topic (OOB or to forgo) has been beat to death over the last 20 years in the operator
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
The same kind of stuff happened during the Iraq war - makes the normal person feel like the regular Joe or Jane is getting a piece of the action. But in reality they just let you get a pass through %. That movie War Dogs, while comical and
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
The criticism of SLS is beat to death. The reason it exists is to ensure a viable alternative launch vehicle to space and beyond. It’s good to have redundancy in certain things. The USG has determined space access is one of them. Yeah it co
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
Sorry, the ATACMS design is 30 years old I should have said.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
The last ATACMS was made 30 years ago.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
The location is not top secret. It is certified to host top secret data and applications (there are numerous regulations... so many that you'll want to self terminate...)
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
You’re being disingenuous and down right annoying. By your logic why not just use a F-18 and win the race in 10 minutes? Stop being asinine.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> The Supreme Court is supposed to be the last-resort, the fail-safe, the watcher of the US legal system. But somehow it has become infected with partisan BS and now we have to wonder Who watches the watchers? How do we get out of this m
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> wooly mammoth (yes, it's been seriously considered) Hell yeah. I'm not really a fan of the lab grown meat aspect but I'd try a wooly mammoth burger.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
I get your point but only to a degree to be honest. I think more people are purple than purely blue or red when it comes to individual views on things. If you asked me for my opinion about a certain set of issues you'd probably think &
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
I respect that you replied to the comment and owned your math error :) The rest of your comment is an interesting observation. Never thought about it starting out at the cal level.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
I get your point, however, no offense intended, this type of questioning is kinda asinine. One risk is immediate (right now), and to a relative extent, an easy choice to mitigate. The other risk is long term (maybe never), and mitigating th
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> Pretty sure management (without tech clue) have something to do behaviours like this. Always the same bullshit with you people here. Could never possibly someone built a sub-optimal system -- it HAD to be management fucking with our go
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> Are you kidding? He’s not kidding - just ignorant. Another long running comment on HN where folks think every other industry is as fucked as tech.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
If feels that way sometimes. I heard a joke the other day related to this: Q: What is the most important priority? Liberal A: Letting kindergarten teachers help kids transition their gender. Conservative A: Banning abortion and contraceptiv
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
My first thought was this. EU regs will ultimately get more $ than JAPAN due to in country v global penalties.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> The fact that in 2024 it's still impossible to not have all your apps plastered on the home screen, at best in folders, is a mind boggling missing feature in iOS. Every time I see someone with an iPhone try to open an app, it take
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> The point I am trying to make is that the opening is the 'low point' and then it becomes an action movie with the heroes in control. To be quite candid, I did not appreciate the brutality of WW2 until I spent a few months a d
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> A true to history version would be soldiers getting shrapnel wounds from indirect fire and being shot at by soldiers they can't see. Then they redo it somewhere else becouse someone said so. No offense intended, but did you really
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
I apologize for my above comment. I should have been more thoughtful. You are absolutely not a parasite and do have value.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
Ah that movie brings back good childhood memories for me. According to my mom I was addicted to watching Back to The Future when I was like 4-5.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
You made me chuckle at the hot tub rule - crazy what people will believe.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> My god, that article is actually filled with terrible advice. I hope they don't do this professionally. That’s pretty par for Rachel by the bay. Her blog is basically just HN-endorsed ramblings at this point.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
> One night on the phone, I asked if she had any fantasies, and she immediately told me about how often she thought about being pregnant and doing everyday things- going to school, cleaning, going shopping, going to the doctor, etc. Unfa
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
Beyond “foreign policy support”, how exactly does Israel support the US? Not asking a trick question - please educate me if I’m missing a big rock in front of me. Thanks.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
Yeah anti cheat sucks overall tbh. I loathe giving kernel level access to a random video game’s anti cheat system. Short of dedicated hardware (Xbox/ps) I’m not sure what else could be done.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
We already negotiate with terrorist via AGM-114s. Why would we want to do what you suggest?
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
If you did a modicum of reading it makes sense.
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by 1992spacemovie 2y ago
Try running COD Warzone on Linux and not get quarantined to cheater-suspect lobbies.

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