wherever having a 5$ deposit on a coke bottle makes sense?
That they made it in east germany and made up an excuse for being bad at sales? corning the guys they bring up at the very end is also the company that did pyrex. they spun that business off in the 90s. They don't…
I just don't get why they won't give me push to talk.
The cool part about that idea, even if 99% of the robots break down, that's spare parts for a manned mission. lose your solar panel on mars? it's a lot nicer for your outpost/colony if there's like 10 broken down robots…
they don't have a reason though it functions as protectionism for their native IT industry. They have there own set of large tech companies in googles place. They have their own version of all these apps/webservices ect.
wherever having a 5$ deposit on a coke bottle makes sense?
That they made it in east germany and made up an excuse for being bad at sales? corning the guys they bring up at the very end is also the company that did pyrex. they spun that business off in the 90s. They don't…
I just don't get why they won't give me push to talk.
The cool part about that idea, even if 99% of the robots break down, that's spare parts for a manned mission. lose your solar panel on mars? it's a lot nicer for your outpost/colony if there's like 10 broken down robots…
they don't have a reason though it functions as protectionism for their native IT industry. They have there own set of large tech companies in googles place. They have their own version of all these apps/webservices ect.