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841.
by everyone 6y ago
Not orbital. Sub-orbital. Only their 1st stage rocket has landed, which mainly goes up, its nowhere near orbital velocity. They plan to land the 2nd stage of starship, which will have reached orbital speeds. But that is a huge challenge tha
842.
by everyone 6y ago
Space X have never landed any rockets from orbit. Only their 1st stage has landed, which mainly goes up, its nowhere near orbital velocity.
843.
by everyone 6y ago
Honest question. Why are people here so excited about this? What I've gathered via osmosis here about Apple silicon is. 1. It will only be in macs, you cant buy the chips or mobos to build your own machine. 2. Theyre very energy effici
844.
by everyone 6y ago
Maybe retitle this "Your Mac Isnt Yours"?
845.
by everyone 6y ago
Simply trespassing cannot possibly harm another person. "the only recorded injury was to a single Cannonballer who broke her arm" Thats simply luck. It is a fact that speeding in a motor vehicle is extremely dangerous. There&#x2
846.
by everyone 6y ago
"there's no crime without, at a minimum, a witness/complainant," what? If, for example, the police found the body of someone who'd been murdered. There would be an investigation. No witness or complainant needed.
847.
by everyone 6y ago
Its nothing like the skater kids of Dogtown. A skateboard is not a ton or two of metal and plastic, a skateboard travels at a fraction of the speed. Its potential to crush and maim innocent people and cause damage on public roads is not com
848.
by everyone 6y ago
The Cannonball Run.. Rich assholes dangerously flouting the law, cus thats what elites do. Its not enough for them to have all the resources they could ever need, they also have to show that the law doesnt apply to them, as an additional st
849.
by everyone 6y ago
So he freely admits to doing that? Would the state not prosecute him for his crimes? It seems there would be a decent amount of evidence.
850.
by everyone 6y ago
How come back doesnt work in browser on BBC? Thats like some scam / ad site stuff.
851.
by everyone 6y ago
Personally, I hate this attitude. Using a big corps walled garden just for a tiny bit of convenience. With just a tiny amount of effort you can find reputable places to download software. But most people have your attitude and now pc's
852.
by everyone 6y ago
I never stopped using it. Still the best music player I've seen. The version I have is a little crashy on windows 10 though.. Sometimes it wont play music and I have to stop any instances of it in task manager, and the restart it befor
853.
by everyone 6y ago
Ive been mainly using a desktop for years, ever since I started working from home. I have the keyboard, mouse and monitor on a sort of 'breakfast in bed tray' type thing I made. This tray fits on top of a little desk I made. So I
854.
by everyone 6y ago
'worse than extinction' seems very myopic. If humans went extinct we have no idea how long it would take for another intelligent species to arise on earth, could be millions or billions of years, or never happen at all for all we
855.
by everyone 6y ago
Just put a gun on it and it will kick ass!
856.
by everyone 6y ago
I still use it.. Havent found a better music player yet.
857.
by everyone 6y ago
$2 million is not broke
858.
by everyone 6y ago
cool so johnsmith@gmailcom works? nice!
859.
by everyone 6y ago
This is such a garbage question. "force multiplier" in this context is a meaningless phrase cribbed from military jargon. You may as well have asked "What is something useful that most people don't know" The answer
860.
by everyone 6y ago
Why are they even taught in colleges? They're more of a hobby thing really (and more enjoyable that way imo)
861.
by everyone 6y ago
Damn. I was really looking forward to that game. I love KSP but the original is so janky with memory leaks / slowdown / physics craziness, the bigger the mission you try, the less fun it is. The same game but with its own custom-m
862.
by everyone 6y ago
I clicked on comments so I could type exactly that .. "So much of everything is about connections and reputation."
863.
by everyone 6y ago
Additional: Asking a question just for the sake of it, or for the sake of appearances, is what some idiot does at the end of a meeting, making it go on for another half an hour and wasting everyone presents time.
864.
by everyone 6y ago
If u have questions, ask them. If you dont have questions, you cannot ask them by definition. People reading anymore into this are not the kind of people you want to have to work with.
865.
by everyone 6y ago
OP is simply 'disillusioned' with corporations and business. And 'disillusioned' is the wrong word; he has simply learned 1st hand what they are like [a load of bullshit].
866.
by everyone 6y ago
It is 1999 and Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) have started appearing with disturbing regularity in the night skies. Reports of violent human abductions and horrific experimentation struck terror into the hearts of millions. The mass pub
867.
by everyone 6y ago
ok, but thats only relevant in the US then.
868.
by everyone 6y ago
Well all residential isps ive dealt with at home give u no choice.. U have to use their router.
869.
by everyone 7y ago
Hey, a motorist who sees you and gives you grief is many times less likely to kill you then one who simply doesnt see you. Grief from motorists is good when ure a cyclist (not optimal, but good) Being visible to motorists is the #1 thing
870.
by everyone 7y ago
I would guess that since they introduced free private repos, usage has been increased a lot. Eg. I used to use bitbucket but switched over to github when they did that, cus the github desktop program is nice and works a lot more smoothly wi

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