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Attempts at this type of legislation make me almost irrationally angry. This is a quote from the article that the PIA post linked to (translated from Swedish by Google so wording may be slightly off): "Today there is an organized onlin
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Ah, figured I was forgetting something. Editing my comment to reflect what you said. Thanks for the correction!
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I really hope that they manage to get this working on one of the next few launches; they got so close this time! From what I've read, they're approaching a situation where they are fairing-limited rather than core-limited, as a re
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Ok, I have a very rough number for the possible size if launched on a fully reusable BFR with payload based on a talk Elon gave in late 2017 [1]. I'm assuming that internal space scales roughly linearly and that deflated width isn&#x
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Give me a few minutes, and I'll see if I can come up with a rough number. Edit: got something, commented above.
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If I remember correctly, the B330 is too big in terms of width to launch with the current fairing on a Falcon Heavy; although I think that Elon indicated at some point that they could do bigger fairings at customer request. It'd defini
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The main page of the Humanity Star site has one if you scroll down a bit. http://www.thehumanitystar.com
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This was a really cool write-up. High-frequency trading seems to be a really interesting world for programmers who want to get the maximum possible performance out of their hardware and understand every layer of their stack on a minute leve
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In response to the second part of your comment, I don't think so, aside from new features that might be present in newer kernels than the Redhat family distros provide.
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Now, to wait for the EFF and friends to sue. From what I've read, it seems like they've got some pretty good arguments against the FCC, so hopefully something good will come of that.
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Had to go find the famous "you are not expected to understand this" comment in the context-switching section. Looks like it's at line 2238 if anyone is interested in taking a look at it and the code that we are so famously no
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I love that book so much. My favorite part is the section on chlorine trifluoride (ClF3): "It is, of course, extremely toxic, but that’s the least of the problem. It is hypergolic with every known fuel, and so rapidly hypergolic that n
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Do you have a Github repo or something similar for the distro? I'd love to see it if you do.
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This is the only possible answer. LA traffic sucks .
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That sounds like a great dev build and a really wonderful job/company/work environment. Hope that everything turns out well for you.