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by picadores 3y ago
With the service per lifetime measurment stick, its still increddibly cheap. We are definatly poorer if you take the Terry Pratchet boot economics yardstick.
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by picadores 3y ago
Concrete printers can?
93.
by picadores 3y ago
Luck us, templatable CAD exists. Tailor the dishwashers to the end-users.
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by picadores 3y ago
I wonder, if the "tax-funded" model could work for software. The state raises money from the public, but the public determinates directly via usage (minutes spend with), usefullness (money gained) how much of that tax goes to what
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by picadores 3y ago
Makes one wonder. Fuel is measurable, not only via fuel sensors, but as inertia expected vs inertia actual by laser gyro ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_laser_gyroscope ). There must have been some pretty deviant v
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by picadores 3y ago
You can restart by sacrificing height for speed and "propelling" the engines up to speed.
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by picadores 3y ago
There are procedures, but they are to general and to emergency-manifold to help. Its basically aviate, communicate, crew-resource management applies kind of rules. In this case, discover how the plane flies, glide it towards a landable loca
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by picadores 3y ago
They just cultivated the same howling mob of die-hard fans to shield themselves from valid criticism. Its way cheaper to run a hype-cult then produce good products or perform a clean up after a PR-Disaster. Meanwhile they absurdly managed t
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by picadores 3y ago
Let them eat environmental fanatics
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by picadores 3y ago
The idea, that the public, in violent surges, could reject the most outrageous violations of the almende, it seems to be to alien to comprehend for some market liberals. The beast of burden just has to take it and thats the end of the story