India is literally part of Asia. How else would you describe it?
I would never have thought to try this circuit for fear of letting out the transistor's magic smoke.
I would think excess skin removal would be the gold mine for plastic surgeons.
Or not. It's hard to say at this juncture.
It's more like the British made a counter to a process in the German manual, but the Germans weren't using that process anyway.
The editor nearly always chooses the title when an article is published.
By "drone operators" I meant organizations that operate drones, not necessarily pilots. I would be very surprised to discover this sort of paint scheme threw off drones in any meaningful way. I've seen video footage of…
We don't have that data. All we have is conversation from former captains saying it didn't work.
I understand, but like I said, it never really worked.
After WW II German u-boat captains said they were never particularly bothered by dazzle camouflage. Ten years from now I have a feeling we'll get the same information from drone operators.
Interesting. I didn't realize that.
Long latency makes Viasat good for some things and not so good for others.
Starlink made a $4 bn profit last year, and is apparently growing 30% YoY.
That's exactly what's happening. Entire villages are sharing one connection.
30 isn't even that hot. I hope this is just their opening bid.
That's the goal, yes. I doubt they'll actually get there, but they may get to $100.
I don't see a reason to believe that wouldn't be the case.
I have a Seiko I bought for around $100. I reached the point where it needed to be serviced and was chagrined to discover the service costs $130. Makes more sense to throw the thing away and buy another.
The revenue is in Starlink, sure, but the value is in the launcher. The reason payloads are expensive is because launch was expensive. If you're paying $10k/kg to launch your satellite you have to make sure it has a…
I used to work on a military base in the US. They have a similar culture, but with warning signs. Where I worked there were glass doors that were so festooned with signage that you couldn't see the other side. Floors…
I will never buy a car with that feature unless I can turn it off. I don't need the be fighting my car if I need to swerve in an emergency situation.
Oh, I agree that it only makes sense if you're already a world-class player playing other world-class players.
How is it like full self driving?
Starlink will be the biggest customer, at least initially. They're planning on both substantially increasing the number of satellites in the constellation and increasing the size of those satellites. That will keep it…
Falcon 9 has easily enough market launching commercial satellites to keep it flying outside of Starlink. It's the most efficient launcher in the world from a cost perspective. Falcon 9 was making money before Starlink…
India is literally part of Asia. How else would you describe it?
I would never have thought to try this circuit for fear of letting out the transistor's magic smoke.
I would think excess skin removal would be the gold mine for plastic surgeons.
Or not. It's hard to say at this juncture.
It's more like the British made a counter to a process in the German manual, but the Germans weren't using that process anyway.
The editor nearly always chooses the title when an article is published.
By "drone operators" I meant organizations that operate drones, not necessarily pilots. I would be very surprised to discover this sort of paint scheme threw off drones in any meaningful way. I've seen video footage of…
We don't have that data. All we have is conversation from former captains saying it didn't work.
I understand, but like I said, it never really worked.
After WW II German u-boat captains said they were never particularly bothered by dazzle camouflage. Ten years from now I have a feeling we'll get the same information from drone operators.
Interesting. I didn't realize that.
Long latency makes Viasat good for some things and not so good for others.
Starlink made a $4 bn profit last year, and is apparently growing 30% YoY.
That's exactly what's happening. Entire villages are sharing one connection.
30 isn't even that hot. I hope this is just their opening bid.
That's the goal, yes. I doubt they'll actually get there, but they may get to $100.
I don't see a reason to believe that wouldn't be the case.
I have a Seiko I bought for around $100. I reached the point where it needed to be serviced and was chagrined to discover the service costs $130. Makes more sense to throw the thing away and buy another.
The revenue is in Starlink, sure, but the value is in the launcher. The reason payloads are expensive is because launch was expensive. If you're paying $10k/kg to launch your satellite you have to make sure it has a…
I used to work on a military base in the US. They have a similar culture, but with warning signs. Where I worked there were glass doors that were so festooned with signage that you couldn't see the other side. Floors…
I will never buy a car with that feature unless I can turn it off. I don't need the be fighting my car if I need to swerve in an emergency situation.
Oh, I agree that it only makes sense if you're already a world-class player playing other world-class players.
How is it like full self driving?
Starlink will be the biggest customer, at least initially. They're planning on both substantially increasing the number of satellites in the constellation and increasing the size of those satellites. That will keep it…
Falcon 9 has easily enough market launching commercial satellites to keep it flying outside of Starlink. It's the most efficient launcher in the world from a cost perspective. Falcon 9 was making money before Starlink…