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   by nnhtzgf 12y ago

   As I have said twice now, a crisis can involve abnormal conditions where the usual means aren't available. Your third paragraph is not correct at all. Dragon has life support and reentry acceleration of 3.5g. http://ntrs.n
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   by nnhtzgf 12y ago

   Of course it is, rating has nothing to do with reality. Dragon has brought supplies safely back to earth every time so far, and the g-forces were on the same level( edit:actually less ) as soyuz. And Dragon is of course pressurized in case
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   by nnhtzgf 12y ago

   Currently there is a Dragon from SpaceX attached to the station. It is not equipped for but in a crisis it is capable of returning all crew members.
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   by nnhtzgf 12y ago

   If you are in a company that codes largely in C, do a pool and report back. I'm honestly curious.
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   by nnhtzgf 12y ago

   Yep. :-) The article doesn't make much sense at times: Dereferencing a NULL Pointer: >>>contrary to popular belief<<<, dereferencing a null pointer in C is undefined. I guess C programmers are not counted in the &qu
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   by nnhtzgf 12y ago

   The title is making it seem as the listed behavior is largely unknown to C programmers. It isn't. And it is in the manual.