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by bagels 2y ago
If you have enough resources, you can definitely degrade the service.
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by bagels 2y ago
I cant wait for the inevitable EU sanctions against the US.
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by bagels 2y ago
What is "the Kardashian saga" as it relates to MR?
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by bagels 2y ago
Ads!
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by bagels 2y ago
You can also use Waymo in San Francisco. Do both California and Texas have the least laws protecting consumers?
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by bagels 2y ago
It's not going to work through the skin of the plane. They won't service you moving at airplane speeds. Starlink sells a solution that places antennas on the exterior of the plane. How would you power it? It requires a lot of curr
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by bagels 2y ago
I wasn't providing a counterexample.
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by bagels 2y ago
It's been decades since I was on a plane that hasn't been within a few seats of full.
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by bagels 2y ago
They plan to sell public lands to fund this. National parks, BLM land, etc. Terrible trade.
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by bagels 2y ago
When he brought the person who wrote the forward to Project 2025 on as VP? How about when he nominated Russell Vought as Director of OMB in 2020?
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by bagels 2y ago
Which company? Doesn't sound like the infra org I was in at a FAANG
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by bagels 2y ago
For your sake, I hope it doesn't happen.
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by bagels 2y ago
This is really confusing to me. The original discussion was about changing licenses, but somehow (coincidentally?) there was malicious code discovered shortly after? Are these related?
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by bagels 2y ago
I don't think that is quite right. You can hit a satellite with a suborbital projectile. The kinetic energy of the satellite is enough on its own if you hit it.
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by bagels 2y ago
Pretty far. In LEO it's hard to see much of Earth in one shot since you're still so close. https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/x-37.htm This source indicates an 38,000 km apogee, which is is about 1/10 t
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by bagels 2y ago
How big is the payload bay on this thing? The whole craft is only 29 feet long, so it's not carrying a Hubble in to orbit.
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by bagels 2y ago
One use for highly elliptical orbits is being able to linger over some part of the earth for longer periods. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molniya_orbit I haven't seen the orbital parameters of the X-37, so it may
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by bagels 2y ago
Space Force song written just after the announcement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AUXpnB065o
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by bagels 2y ago
It's shortsighted because they are asking China to take over.
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by bagels 2y ago
You think this NSF money was stolen? Where's your evidence of that?
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by bagels 2y ago
Why should we not be concerned with that? People shooting eachother is bad, but also, bystanders get shot all the time in these.
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by bagels 2y ago
Is there some place where it is not possible to be shot? Even space is not safe, Russia brought guns with them.
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by bagels 2y ago
Is it hard to believe that some types of insurance may cost 4x as much as 20 years ago?
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by bagels 2y ago
Who administers these cards?
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by bagels 2y ago
The kinds of intelligence they display is really interesting. They can't figure out obstacles very well if they can see where they want to go, but are impeded. They just pace back and forth, frustrated, instead of walking around the ob
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by bagels 2y ago
The biosecurity protocols are nonexistent with most backyard coops.
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by bagels 2y ago
I don't think they get a lot of calories out of greens, do they? I feed mine all sorts of scraps, but they also eat a lot of grain.
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by bagels 2y ago
How much land would you need to grow that much grain? Probably a lot more than most backyard chicken flock owners have.
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by bagels 2y ago
Wild birds will bring bird flu to your backyard flock too. It takes a lot of eggs to pay for even a $200 coop + bedding and buying the actual birds. I don't regret it 4 years in, but don't do it for the economics.
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by bagels 2y ago
"He didn't really mean it" isn't really playing out so well.

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