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by zardo 1y ago
To get the most power out of an engine you disregard emissions standards, the manufacturer can't do that without getting fines and recall orders.
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by zardo 1y ago
This time it isn't we will fail in our efforts to maintain a strong dollar. It's, US policy is no longer attempting to maintain a strong dollar.
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by zardo 1y ago
You list a tenous military application instead.
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by zardo 1y ago
They would. Someone hacking their computers and causing a death doesn't necessarily absolve them of liability, while a waver of liability could do exactly that.
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by zardo 1y ago
Start with dinghy sailing, there are few places in the area you can take a class, rent boats, and race. You'll meet people, and become a better pick for a crew member.
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by zardo 1y ago
> This all pre-supposes that evolution will lock alien organisms into a specific and static body configuration on other planets like it has done to organisms on Earth. It's pretty normal for organisms to have drastically different b
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by zardo 2y ago
Is there a university where tuition funds research?
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by zardo 2y ago
It's too stupidly done to be protectionism.
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by zardo 2y ago
And they can time it so they get the sun at the same relative location for each photo pass. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun-synchronous_orbit
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by zardo 2y ago
The point of doing it this way is to have complete control over where every fiber goes, if everything is working correctly you have zero stray fibers.
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by zardo 2y ago
At the very least you would expect them to start looking at other sources for arms.
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by zardo 2y ago
Why would they do that? They're winning the war.
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by zardo 2y ago
> 2) matter can pass the «event horizon» in both directions Where was this proven?
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by zardo 2y ago
I think most testing uses 80% capacity as the cutoff point. Largely because that's when the loss in capacity really slows down.
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by zardo 2y ago
> Nuclear with ion drive - even better (and the only choice beyond Mars) I'm sure you'll be interested in this concept. https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1538-3873/ac4812 And this relate
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by zardo 2y ago
They update by interpreting new situations with logical extensions of the existing rules. NHTSA can order a "recall" for a safety defect, would people prefer they say that car makers can't satisfy a "recall" order e
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by zardo 2y ago
It does if you look at what 'recall' means legally.
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by zardo 2y ago
What does that look like? A ten ton ship including 100 square miles of solar panels?
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by zardo 2y ago
If the idea is that "goon" work is work that exists to deal with people behaving in ways you don't like, those all involve some goon work.
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by zardo 2y ago
What do they produce?
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by zardo 2y ago
> Why all the complexity of VLEO and drones? What could you that’s impossible with other, simpler, already-extant weapons systems? Assuming the tech works, you can move the sat to any orbital plane, making it significantly harder for an
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by zardo 2y ago
Does median income in a city == middle-class? I think that would be pretty skewed in cities with a lot of people commuting in to work because they can't afford to live near their job.
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by zardo 2y ago
You're going to have to do something to buff the hobbits or everyone is going to want to play as Uruk-hai.
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by zardo 2y ago
If you look at everyone eligible to vote, the people spoke clearly in November with the same message they have for decades, "none of the above".
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by zardo 2y ago
And this approach actually works for inland waters since NOAA predictions are accounting for geographic effects. (e.g. the tide in Seattle is drastically different in timing and magnitude from the Pacific Coast)
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by zardo 2y ago
Angular measurement is the natural unit to be talking about. What does a switch to a length measurement at an arbitrary distance add to it?
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by zardo 2y ago
> At the incredible speeds Starship was moving (>13,000 mph) by the time it was over the Caribbean, debris from a Starship is expected to burn up by the time it reaches the surface. Don't the heat tiles at least make it through?
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by zardo 2y ago
I don't think they can get that tight, it's impossible to predict exactly how it's going to break apart.
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by zardo 2y ago
Don't they typically dispose of falcon 9 second stages over the Indian Ocean? That would be happening much more often than test flights.
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by zardo 2y ago
Xenon and Argon doping are officially banned by WADA. So while obviously you will get away with it if you aren't one of the top athletes on the planet, you will technically be cheating if you breathe Xenon then run in the San Francisco

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