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by Aloha 2y ago
I get that there is probably a desire to solely blame Boeing for this - but this seems like as much of a Project Management and integration failure on the NASA side, as it does Boeing putting defective hardware/software into orbit. It
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by Aloha 2y ago
He was in essence doing manual version and release control - just.. like you would in 1990 with floppy disks.
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by Aloha 2y ago
a modern call phone call, does actually meet or exceed the quality from a landline. I know because I still had a landline until 2019 - and I have a VoIP one now.
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by Aloha 2y ago
They did - it wasn't all ESS http://autovon.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/BELL-LAB-RECOR...
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by Aloha 2y ago
They also had Number 5 Crossbar switches as well, the switching fabric wasn't huge in size, like I've seen what the frames look like, ESS was still much smaller than the crossbar that preceded it, and not that much physically larg
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by Aloha 2y ago
Couldnt you just add an LCD layer that turns on when you turn the TV on, to act as a black substrate?
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by Aloha 2y ago
RF exposure at the frequencies involved are basically non-harmful.
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by Aloha 2y ago
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/183024470/julian-gannon Looks like he passed in 1979, at the ripe old age of 90, we should all be so lucky!
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by Aloha 2y ago
Want, sorry it was unclear. Edited the original post to clarify.
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by Aloha 2y ago
Also, if you want to read the book, you'll find it going for a cool $245 a copy (as its very out of print), however a quick google search located a PDF (which is often the case for out of print technical books).
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by Aloha 2y ago
I do not, I never would have gotten my ticket with it, and I tried and repeatedly failed to learn code. Now I'm an Extra, and have been licensed long enough to join the QCWA.
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by Aloha 2y ago
The smart ones know they just know enough to be dangerous - a foundation of knowledge, not the whole book. Some of the best RF guys I know, have no formal training - because there is important theory around RF - it doesn't always work
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by Aloha 2y ago
As soon as AI can understand organizational business logic lol - which considering how well read and educated humans struggle with that, I'm not too concerned.
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by Aloha 2y ago
Yes, at first it was an analog process with toll tickets making their way to your local business office who would prepare your bill, eventually it went to tabulation technology (punched cards) and then into the 1960's computers. As far
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by Aloha 2y ago
Western Electric people helped to teach Japan these skills post war.
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by Aloha 2y ago
At least I'm not the only now who sees it - I feel a tremendous sense of loss when I look at Divestiture - we lost untold jobs, manufacturing and engineering capacity - and the ability to respond quickly. For me, as someone who spent s
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by Aloha 2y ago
They did more than that, my house was built in 1968, it was wired with 6pr for Picturephone service.
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by Aloha 2y ago
https://www.telecomarchive.com/six-digit.html 500-467 thru 500-478 will tell you more than you ever wanted to know.
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by Aloha 2y ago
We went the other way, and converted to a gas cooktop and tankless gas hot water heater. Its a notable cost savings and quality of life improvement - there is no conceivable way to do tankless electric here.
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by Aloha 2y ago
I do, it largely fits my needs - or rather I have not found I need the features in the alternatives.
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by Aloha 2y ago
No - as someone who reads her on feed - not particularly, and only in certain cases.
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by Aloha 2y ago
Early 40's - about the same age as the divestiture.
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by Aloha 2y ago
I fully believe we lost more than we gained from the breakup of AT&T - local access prices went up significantly, and while long distance rates declined, it did so roughly linearly with the decreasing cost of bandwidth. In the end we pa
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by Aloha 2y ago
I don't classify groups like the United Way as activist organization - they are an organization that are broadly focused on making things better, rather than single focus organization, which have to pivot (or move goal posts) once they
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by Aloha 2y ago
Yeah - this is my point precisely.
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by Aloha 2y ago
This at its core is the problem with activism , be it left or right - what do you do once you 'solve' the cause you set out to solve? The answer is very rarely "ride off into the sunset" - often its moving goalposts.
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by Aloha 2y ago
I mean its a conservative one too - look at the moving goalposts to the right on Abortion, the right keeps demanding more and more stringent controls, gun rights too. Its an activist problem more than anything else.
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by Aloha 2y ago
Also Same.
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by Aloha 2y ago
This appears to the the source Wikipedia is citing - http://www.myhusbandbetty.com/wordPressNEW/2024/06/11/lynn-c...
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Innocent man in prison 37 years helps reveal alleged serial killers(tampabay.com)
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