

TLDW;? Will watch it after work, but I’m curious now. 😁
TLDW;? Will watch it after work, but I’m curious now. 😁
Did a door materialize during the move only to later disappear? Might need to consult a holistic detective agency for this one.
Had to do a hard reset today. Quite annoying, but most things synced back automatically.
Very few things are known. What we do know is that at one point contact was lost with the booster and later it was declared a complete loss.
I’m not saying it’s impossible that it did an autonomous soft landing in the ocean, but that would surely be mentioned and hopefully even shown.
Leaving us with the logical conclusion that it had an uncontrolled descent with a hard crash. Whether it fell as one piece of debris or a shower of fragments is of course unknown. A complete loss of telemetry points towards an energetic failure. But it is possible it was a simple comms failure. So maybe I shouldn’t have compared it to the starship fireworks, it might have been intact until it hit the water.
We use slack for some things and teams for some things at work. Can’t say I really prefer one over the other. My dream is if we could just decide on one platform so I can find shit. Any of them!
Raining debris from a failed first stage…
The coconut oil in the margarine had been exposed to moisture they said.
Didn’t know wet coconut tasted like puke. Learned something new today I suppose.
Same on boost
I think I need a little more help here. Maybe it’s just about not having English as a native language, but the link talks about avoiding the word bug because of connections to sodomy?
Honestly asking, who gave them horrible reviews? Have seen some middling ones and support has some negative threads in the forum, but nothing really bad?
45 year old here, I remember my father using cheques a long time ago. (non-USAian)
Read your comment, thought well that sucks and proceeded to do exactly the same 🤦♂️
Sounds like Ubuntu pro maybe?
The charge port should be on the left side which is the right side. Not the right side which is the wrong side. -TeslaBjörn
Absolutely, and for a national security type payload that’s both a requirement and enough to make a decision.
That’s a limited market though. I won’t eat my hat, but I will be surprised if for example Viasat would choose to go on Ariane.
When you can get a mature and reliable rocket faster for less money, the value proposition for Ariane 6 starts looking pretty weak.
The increasing heat waves and droughts might want to have a word in this discussion.
Especially the part where it is claimed that users want to go home and pay bills. I have never once actually wanted to pay a bill.