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8mo ago
I feel quite bad for people living in the United States. Despite the constant refrain about freedom y'all are actually pretty hindered when it comes to reasonably priced EVs. On Saturday I put a down on a BYD Shark 6 truck. Hopefully I
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8mo ago
Could be worse, at least they don't have to choose between financial ruin or a healthy life.
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> Anthropologists in the future will be studying the effects of drastically increased marijuana consumption on society for decades in the future. This information is already readily available by studying the Rastafari in Jamaica. If ther
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10mo ago
This blogger is the author of bettercap, safe to say they're fairly across Github
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10mo ago
I don't think most of this data is published, but you might be able to get access to AMSAT-DL data from their 20m dish in Bochum. https://amsat-dl.org/en/20-meter-antenna/
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Oh dear, you're correct. the 60cm antennas are on the sats themselves. Still, I might be able to get enough signal to see carrier, and maybe more given they'll be coming at us instead of going away next time around.
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10mo ago
I look forward to Escapade Blue and Gold returning, I plan to have a look at them with my X band setup. I'm running a 1.2m offset, which is significantly larger than the 60cm Daniel was using here.
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10mo ago
I'm a Starlink user technically, but haven't had my service enabled for over 3 years. People like me might help account for this discrepancy.
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11mo ago
I use Firefox + uBlock Origin on both Linux (Debian 12) and on Android to watch Youtube without ads and it works without issue.
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1y ago
I would like to think most of that would have been consumed, the thing was still on fire when it hit the ground.
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1y ago
Because these photos were taken by miners out in the middle of nowhere with their phones.
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1y ago
I don't believe the Internet Archive would be described as social media. I do believe the quote you provided is referring to the Instagram posts being archived on the Internet Archive, not that the journalist in question expected Insta
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SatDump team attempts to fill gap in weather forecasting
(theregister.com)
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The US DoD has stated it plans to stop disseminating products from the DMSP constellation that is critical to hurricane forecasting by August. The SatDump team has since spent significant efforts to build out the decoder.
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1y ago
> It has an endless losing streak against barely armed but very angry ragtag groups of peasants. Internationally. Domestically the US is 1 for 1 in this space as evidenced by the US Civil war.
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1y ago
Sorry, but the widely accepted definition of a technical recession is typically identified by two consecutive quarters of negative growth in real gross domestic product (GDP). Tuesday is the cut off date for the quarter and that will determ
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1y ago
No offense, but this was built off 4 decades of actual scientific research and had nothing to do with AI.
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The stock is down nearly 34% this year. Would you be happy with those metrics as an investor and/or board member? If the CEO of a company you invest in decided to alienate the majority of said company's customer base, would you be
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1y ago
> Electing a comic may sound like a joke, but I'm willing to consider anyone who can demonstrate intellect and empathy. yea, Zelenskyy immediately comes to mind.
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The primary reason for SpaceX having such a high launch rate is Starlink/Starshield. These launches are largely identical to one another, and are targeting LEO altitudes. The above comments are factually correct. Historically ULA has
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I took the TGV from Munich to Dijon with a train change in Strasbourg in December and we hit 315km/h on the Strasbourg to Dijon leg of the trip.
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And I guess the other thing to mention is that x band data often adds up real quick, so it's nowhere near as prevalent in full resolution online. I'm basically surrounded by forest and only get sync on Chinese LEO sats at maybe 35
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2y ago
Twitter, Derek's SGC's discord ( https://discord.gg/7fFFzNsPEF ), and Alan's Matrix server are the three main places to find imagery. That and people's own personal web sites. Here's mine. https:
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I wouldn't say it's mostly HAMs. More that it's a small community of largely European teenagers and 20 somethings. I say that as someone who found their way into the hobby back during covid and now have up and running L, S, a
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I don't think most Americans or non-Americans really pay too much attention to school shootings one way or another. But when they see semi-regular news of shootings at schools resulting in large amounts of children being slain they
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2y ago
So we should move to a dead planet then? I'm not sure I'm following here.
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$50 million for condoms in Gaza is a good example.
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Canarvon is over a 9 hour drive from Perth, and the ABC in the regions is on a shoestring budget as our conservatives think it better to give newstainment talking heads money when compared to actually funding the state backed news broadcast
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We also have SKA deployments out here, the Murchison observatory that's part of SKA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murchison_Radio-astronomy_Obse... And we have the Pawsey Supercomputer that is working through a l
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No offense, but I find this comment ignorant at best and purposefully misleading at worst. I've visited emergency multiple times over the 20+ years I've been living in Australia. The first time I left with crutches, a casted ankle
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