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by bagels 2y ago
It also happens that pranksters can cancel your travel if your boarding passes make it on to Twitter or other social media. It's not a non-problem like you make it out to be. Sure, it won't happen to you or me, because we know it
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by bagels 2y ago
This improves the security over airline tickets. There was a recent story of someone taking pictures of other people's boarding passes, and using that to board the plane. With this ticketmaster scheme, unless the person has access to t
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by bagels 2y ago
Why do you think it is ridiculous? I don't think the comment adds much without the rationale.
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by bagels 2y ago
Depends on the engineering requirements of each system. Maybe? Price point, materials, durability, manufacturing volume, size and other factors definitely affect the weight.
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by bagels 2y ago
Is that a legal bike in your jurisdiction? In California you're riding an unregistered moped, illegally, most likely. I suspect DJI is aiming for legal bikes that established bicycle manufacturers can sell.
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by bagels 2y ago
What, in your mind, is the right answer to that question?
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by bagels 2y ago
The station was built in pieces out of modules. Just as modules were added, they can be removed, I would assume. Moving it to a higher orbit and just leaving it there is a way to ensure there's a long lived source of space debris. The
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by bagels 2y ago
I need to find a cable, at best, once a quarter. It's not worth getting more organized. I just use velcro zip ties to coil them, and they're all thrown in a box. When I need a cable, I dump the box out, grab one, prune the collect
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by bagels 2y ago
Thanks, that makes a lot of sense in context.
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by bagels 2y ago
What does 51/2 mean?
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by bagels 2y ago
One more advantage of wired headphones in addition to them not running out of batteries.
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by bagels 2y ago
They made a promise like this? My bill has gone up a few times over the past 20 or so years with them.
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by bagels 2y ago
At 350km a lot will live less than a year
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by bagels 2y ago
Iss has whipple shields on parts of it, lightweight compared to something like plate armor, to protect against very small debris.
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by bagels 2y ago
Orbital dynamics would say that makes it less likely to be an asat test if it was over the launch site.
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by bagels 2y ago
I'm not a designer and I don't have a design system, but if this lets me build wireframes that I can hand off, that would save me a ton of time.
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by bagels 2y ago
Is this this different from th recall announcement a month or two ago?
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by bagels 2y ago
No, I want to review or tweak them, just in case it's trying to do something bad. It's usually pretty good though.
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by bagels 2y ago
I wrote one to help with creating command line commands. It just hits openai api with a prompt asking for just a code block to run on bash + whatever is passed in, and then it prints the command out. I wrote it because I can never remember
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by bagels 2y ago
While I agree with the sentiment, comparing to a navy ship reactor isn't useful, they don't have to turn a profit, nuclear is used to make the ships less dependent on refuelling.
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by bagels 2y ago
Using mechanical locks and keys would do it. Even just on one door. Regular cars have the same problem if you accidentally lock your keys in the car with the kid though.
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by bagels 2y ago
I think it's hard for people to reconcile $1000 10 minute doctor visits, and $10,000 IVs with tax free status.
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by bagels 2y ago
They have missiles and nuclear weapons.
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by bagels 2y ago
ISS is not in a polar orbit. It's at the inclination necessary to be serviced by Kennedy & Russian launch sites. Here's a fun one to read about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molniya_orbit
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by bagels 2y ago
https://www.n2yo.com/satellite/?s=40059 Looks like a pretty standard inclination for a sun synchronous roughly circular orbit to me.
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by bagels 2y ago
If wrongdoing is the same as intentional deceit, I would guess there are some that were not intentional, but instead driven by incompetence or simple mistakes. Fraudulent/doctored images don't fall in to the incompetence/mist
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by bagels 2y ago
They would probably last a lot longer time if designed for more boring engine speeds, but not cost much less.
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by bagels 2y ago
If you want to sell to the government, this is also a good idea.
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by bagels 2y ago
Integrating all the plumbing in to the structure is a lot easier to achieve with 3d printing.
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by bagels 2y ago
Where do you live, what kind of company do you work for? Look at levels.fyi for data on what companies in the bay are paying.

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