man, until you said that, it wasn't something i had noticed, and I was staring straight at it with full attention. I can't imagine someone driving for hours picking that up. After all it could an obstruction in the…
It'll be a Starship mission with astronauts to go work on it at L2 in 2023/4 then.
I mean, for a company eagerly (and correctly) removing the headphone jack for phones, it's the least surprising thing to remove GPU options. All that's left is RAM and HDD.
I'll assume Starlink will be deployed around the moon if this telescope ever makes it past the proposal stage.
talk to congress. it's a policy problem.
North is where all the satellites cluster as they reach the peak latitude of their orbit period: https://cdn.geekwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/190208-s...
Most people will be more annoyed than anything else at seeing a "random" ad, in the same way it's just more painful, for example, for a guy to sit through a 30 second women's shampoo TV commercial than a car commercial.…
site's already dead
And neither will Starship when it lands on the moon... it'll do the exact same thing as the LEM. The flip is due to Earth's atmosphere. And there are no runways on Mars, so you can't make a shuttle for it, so you don't…
They're a large organization like any other and need HR, finance... and comms teams to announce decisions, policy changes, etc.
At the end of the truly enormous list of fixes... "And many more."
Where was this, a competitor like Nokia?
The share of iPhone for today's teenagers is much higher than the regular population. Much of it from the natural progression from old iPod Touches, where they built their accounts, apps etc. Looks like 85% share in the…
This is classic Apple, they try to widen the audience that wants a tech by simplifying as much as possible, then finding a key value. Prime example is the Apple Watch... who "wears" it now? Sports people...
They're not building an orbital capsule...
Apart from that FBI warning of Zoombombing, I don't know a single non-tech person that's actually aware of all these security concerns, including China privacy.
can't imagine there will be many car brands left without that capability in 10-15 years.
Isn't there massive avionics commonality with all other modern Boeing AC? On the Airbus side, all types from A320 to A380 share a significant common core.
I guess the only freedom is that of multi-year license contracts.
That has the exact opposite effect on me. I actually use that method to shame myself into accomplishing what I've announced...
Is your site down?
Reminds me of ST:Voyager's bio gel packs
That might work in Europe, where there are more options than planes. In Canada, and obviously the US, there's no option.
Perhaps it was a bad fix.
So... any idea why it's so bad?
man, until you said that, it wasn't something i had noticed, and I was staring straight at it with full attention. I can't imagine someone driving for hours picking that up. After all it could an obstruction in the…
It'll be a Starship mission with astronauts to go work on it at L2 in 2023/4 then.
I mean, for a company eagerly (and correctly) removing the headphone jack for phones, it's the least surprising thing to remove GPU options. All that's left is RAM and HDD.
I'll assume Starlink will be deployed around the moon if this telescope ever makes it past the proposal stage.
talk to congress. it's a policy problem.
North is where all the satellites cluster as they reach the peak latitude of their orbit period: https://cdn.geekwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/190208-s...
Most people will be more annoyed than anything else at seeing a "random" ad, in the same way it's just more painful, for example, for a guy to sit through a 30 second women's shampoo TV commercial than a car commercial.…
site's already dead
And neither will Starship when it lands on the moon... it'll do the exact same thing as the LEM. The flip is due to Earth's atmosphere. And there are no runways on Mars, so you can't make a shuttle for it, so you don't…
They're a large organization like any other and need HR, finance... and comms teams to announce decisions, policy changes, etc.
At the end of the truly enormous list of fixes... "And many more."
Where was this, a competitor like Nokia?
The share of iPhone for today's teenagers is much higher than the regular population. Much of it from the natural progression from old iPod Touches, where they built their accounts, apps etc. Looks like 85% share in the…
This is classic Apple, they try to widen the audience that wants a tech by simplifying as much as possible, then finding a key value. Prime example is the Apple Watch... who "wears" it now? Sports people...
They're not building an orbital capsule...
Apart from that FBI warning of Zoombombing, I don't know a single non-tech person that's actually aware of all these security concerns, including China privacy.
can't imagine there will be many car brands left without that capability in 10-15 years.
Isn't there massive avionics commonality with all other modern Boeing AC? On the Airbus side, all types from A320 to A380 share a significant common core.
I guess the only freedom is that of multi-year license contracts.
That has the exact opposite effect on me. I actually use that method to shame myself into accomplishing what I've announced...
Is your site down?
Reminds me of ST:Voyager's bio gel packs
That might work in Europe, where there are more options than planes. In Canada, and obviously the US, there's no option.
Perhaps it was a bad fix.
So... any idea why it's so bad?