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ThisIsTheWay
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ThisIsTheWay
7y ago
What industry would you prefer he support? Every industry is corrupt, depending on who you ask...
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7y ago
There is a great Linus Tech Tips and Smarter Every Day Youtube video about this. Highly recommended! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olRF5Ckaga0
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7y ago
I don't trust Dell to do that either...
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If you’re handling revenue properly, cash flows aren’t an issue. A subscription paid upfront should be spread across the period of the subscription as deferred revenue. https://www.thesaascfo.com/deferred-revenue-saas/
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> 1) it’s not true, and it becomes less true over time. Gravitational perturbations change the orbital planes of the debris. I can't imagine gravitational perturbations in LEO are going to significantly alter eccentricity. I'm
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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Excel's version control is decent if you use it properly. It's easy to track changes over time, view check in notes that describe what was updated (as long as the user enters them...), and reverting to prior versions is really eas
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> We need to stop pretending that these missed estimates are a catastrophe. They're inventing new things, and there's uncertainty. Uncertainty is certain! We also need to accept the fact that sometimes we go down paths, make di
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Slight clarification: SpaceX offers ride shares to distinct orbits, and customers can select what ride works best for their payload. Obviously if you're interested in an equatorial orbit, you're not going to select a launch from V
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The cost and schedule overruns on JWST are a good argument against the statements you have made. The program is ~$4B over budget, and 3 years behind schedule. NASA does some things well, and is absolutely terrible at others.
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Because garbage programming pulls in millions of viewers a night, and networks have no problem hosting morons when it means they can sell ad impressions to anyone willing to buy them...
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This satellite operates on a Boeing 702HP bus [1], which uses lithium-ion battery cells sourced from Saft. [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_702 [2] http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Saft