If there is a third shuttle lost, I have the feeling it won't be because the shuttle itself is unsafe, but that NASA is not willing or capable of operating it in a safe manner.
The shuttle's other main landing site is Edwards, not Vandenburg. And the air force was never going to get "ownership" of Discovery, but that was planned on being the vehicle used at Vandenburg.
And I was more than surprised to get *anything*...: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d ll?ViewItem&item =2368214905&category=45509 lamp and a can of http://www.pam4you.com/pages/products/baking/index.jsp Pam
Because the vast majority of probes sent anywhere from Earth have gone there. Beagle was on a tight shoestring anyway, so I'm not surprised that one bit the orange dust.
Fox News really can be 'fair and balanced' if you run it through a properly maintained BS filter. But then y'all already have yours spit shined for anything that comes outta Washington, D.C., right?
There are people in this world without computers. And there are teen girls addicted to shopping at the mall. And not everyone will want to pay for satellite radio for that commute to work.
The one thing that gets yahoo on my list is the near zero notice. At least MSN gave a month or two. I'm willing to bet once trillian/gaim/etc adjust, they'll work with yahoo just fine.
Erm, no. SS1 will only reach speeds of around mach 5 or so, and altitudes of around 62 miles. And that's a much more benign mission profile than 17,500mph and ~300 miles up.
Evolution sucks Outlook's balls. I say that because I have yet to see a completely functional evolution install. Either I can't send email, can't check email, crash sending/checking email, crash opening the calendar, crash closing the calendar...or just plain crash upon startup. The possibilities are endless!
Oh, and please choke on a bucket of dicks if your solution contains any of the following: change distro/fix gtk/recompile kernel/fresh install/compile from source/update.
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When astronauts collect the wreckage off the cold orange soil.
If there is a third shuttle lost, I have the feeling it won't be because the shuttle itself is unsafe, but that NASA is not willing or capable of operating it in a safe manner.
The shuttle's other main landing site is Edwards, not Vandenburg. And the air force was never going to get "ownership" of Discovery, but that was planned on being the vehicle used at Vandenburg.
They're heating the *Bipod*, instead of insulating it with the foam that fell off and hit Columbia's wing.
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FVO "landed"==*SPLAT*
Because the vast majority of probes sent anywhere from Earth have gone there. Beagle was on a tight shoestring anyway, so I'm not surprised that one bit the orange dust.
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I'm going to d/l and install this release.
He is house music's own sysadmin.
Fox News really can be 'fair and balanced' if you run it through a properly maintained BS filter. But then y'all already have yours spit shined for anything that comes outta Washington, D.C., right?
There are people in this world without computers. And there are teen girls addicted to shopping at the mall. And not everyone will want to pay for satellite radio for that commute to work.
Are screenshots really all that applicable when dicussing BSD/Linux? You're just showing window managers that run on all of them anyway.
I was having withdrawals.
This story (and that pic) are so old they have Alzheimer's. And the story is blatantly wrong, the OSP is not a shuttle *replacement*.
I never once got that notice on *trillian*.
Oh, forgot to mention it's easy for me to say patience...cuz I dunno anyone on Y! anyway.
The one thing that gets yahoo on my list is the near zero notice. At least MSN gave a month or two. I'm willing to bet once trillian/gaim/etc adjust, they'll work with yahoo just fine.
Erm, no. SS1 will only reach speeds of around mach 5 or so, and altitudes of around 62 miles. And that's a much more benign mission profile than 17,500mph and ~300 miles up.
The X prize specifically states you have to fly the same vehicle more than once within 2(?) weeks. Ain't now way anything NASA flies gonna do that.
"Hubble 2" is already on the board, and it's called the James Webb Space Telescope. It's going to be inaccessable to manned vehicles.
So did the shuttle 30 years ago.
Not me, but I can say I've worked on their peecees. And I've been to pad 39A too.
This approach will be only 12,000 miles closer than one in 1924.
It's nice to see people taking an interest, but c'mon...Viking took better pictures.
Evolution sucks Outlook's balls. I say that because I have yet to see a completely functional evolution install. Either I can't send email, can't check email, crash sending/checking email, crash opening the calendar, crash closing the calendar...or just plain crash upon startup. The possibilities are endless!
Oh, and please choke on a bucket of dicks if your solution contains any of the following: change distro/fix gtk/recompile kernel/fresh install/compile from source/update.