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by thuccess129 5y ago
The Northrop Grumman coloring book concept art showing two individuals and that vehicle looks unimpressively cartoonish compared to the actual high definition video footage of the Apollo era lunar rover at play in motion.
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Should make the single-use transparent "cling" wraps used in the kitchen, re-usable and washable. Use case, to individually wrap a half dozen cucumbers.
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by thuccess129 5y ago
> ... especially in contrast to the complete waste of taxpayer money that is the SLS. Time to chop down the knowledge trees of economic theory and bureaucratic budget proceduralism. Crazy to think of all those 1960s concepts left on the
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> Being able to recycle those robust, well made chassis with modern hardware is a great idea. A modernization on all the internals in L's X60 is needed, too. Perfect size and strong body.
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$200 thousand for the final report white wash, I guess.
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The really good stuff take 40 to 60 years to declassify.
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Can IBM's Quantum Computing effort compress and accelerate the timeline at NASA to return humans on the Moon by before 2024 and at the same time solve the hunger problem with $6B quicker?
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Absolutely, Google can. Google demonstrated it could argue before judges their case over Oracle on Java and win the argument.
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There's probably a net gain on the latest Apple M1 chip for faster time to complete compiling.
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Should Elon Musk and his well wishers solve the hunger problem with the $6B he intends to spend, Nobel's Peace Prize will have a deserving recipient.
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Does the X-37B have the carrying capacity for the computer to replace the broken down one on Hubble and the humanoid bot surgical arms and hands to make the installation in place on orbit?
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In two words. Ambient intelligence.
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How good enough is the Coral Ai board at $129.99? [x] It has quad Cortex-A53 and Cortex-M4F in NXP i.MX 8M packaged SoC. x: https://coral.ai/products/dev-board I just want Plan 9front or 9legacy and the Go programming
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Dear Moon and SpaceX. Can you include footage of the Octograbber in dramatic racing car pit stop action after the booster has landed and is cooling off on the ocean going platform? Audio included? Coverage from the air by remote flying ca
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Solid rockets had more carrying capacity at one sixth the cost of Saturn 5 at the time. Is the ultimate launch system rated human-safe a combination of spinlaunch, solid rocket boosters to reach highspeed for airbreathing ram/scramjet
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Factor in inflation and the price range of iPhone models and you see $499 is reasonable for what Starlink's gateway device does in the techspace of under served unreachable areas. Would be interesting to measure that value to industri
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SpX Crew Dragon is 1966's class I concept for 1974(history.nasa.gov)
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> Whats the limit in how small these can get? Is the answer no less than one twentieth the width of a neutron?
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Nice to have: a lisp reinvention of Interlisp on top of ttyless operating system, ai-assisted acid debugger.
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Picture Bill Gates pitching to Computing Scientists the idea to control nuclear powerplants using the undefeated, undisputed cybertsecurity Microsoft x86 platforms. May we not have that in our future.
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Apple has bunny hopped hardware architectures, successfully. The time is right to switch from the 70s FreeBSD software environment to Bell Labs's 9P concept-oriented operating system jazzed up with Apple's delightfully intuitive
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Xi Jinping's cohort of Millenial decision makers on the political scene in China made the correct choice, as did Japan's and Europe's, to fast track highspeed rail over hyperjumbojet A380 for long distance overland travel. T
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by thuccess129 5y ago
To avoid a repeat crash like a Boeing 737max8, submarines can be equipped with sensors acting at long distances like a lobster's antenna or catfish's whiskers, snake's tongue or slime mold's feelers to map out immediate
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Fast forward 5, 10, 15 years, $22B can buy a whole lot more battlespace capability in the direction of Tesla's Dojo D1 humanoid bot effort for U. S. Army than all of the world's most valued Microsoft HoloLens product stack has to
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by thuccess129 5y ago
Plan 9's rectangle multiplexer, rio, needs an X11 mouse gesture addon for consistent Desktop Environment Application clipboard with Emacs's do/undo versatility.
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Is the fix to crossover packaged extended shelf life meals-ready-to-eat with fastfood outlet logistics skipping on the luxury of cold storage? What would the descendants of the survivors of the potato famine have done using modern technolo
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GNU's GCC has added Ada and NetBSD has that in a package. Space Technology uses Ada and Forth.
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Gemini protocol. Gemini notation. You are done on 9Front's Plan9.
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> read the high literature The elite language in Rome was Greek.
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In the era of Steve Jobs's second stint at Apple as the interim head, the Mac was designed on the very expensive Sun workstation.

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