Drones are mostly made out of solid plastic, except for the battery and the motors. I'm not saying the turbine fans would be perfect after swallowing one but I'm pretty sure it would be no worse than a bird-strike.
I think that shoe manufacturers must shoulder the responsibility for these leaks. Because it's pretty obvious that the perpetrators use shoes when they move about. And since this "crime" is committed on the backbone of shoe use, obviously those who make shoes must ensure that people who wear their shoes don't use them while breaking the law!
I think you don't know what welfare is. The space program(s) are government money being spent on engineers and experts in all sorts of fields who work hard and come up with creative solutions to unusual problems. This gets them experience. It also benefits humanity as a whole because those engineers then go on to use their experience in other things they do in life.
Welfare is paying lazy people to sit around and continue being lazy.
I think the argument is that if you need a critical replacement for which you have to wait 6 months for until the next launch, it's better to print one and have it right away even if it costs 10 times as much.
Considering the terrible back luck all space agencies seem to have had with deploying tethers (getting stuck, snapping, etc) - they plan on deploying 4 per satellite? I hope there are contingency plans or someone really thought long and hard about possible failure modes and engineered around them.
Can't feed their army or pay the pensions of their citizens but they managed to get $300mln for this. I wonder if this $300 mln was at all voluntary or simply taken from their bank accounts.
My dad says in the early models you had to crack the window to get the door closed because it was so hermetically sealed air pressure wouldn't let you slam the door.
Ah ok, so if something happened say 20 years ago - the cause of it now is not the same cause as it was back then. Meaning that your global warming "trend" has nothing to do with today's situation, if I follow your "logic". Or where do you draw the line? 100 year old data is ok but 101 year old is not? Why is 150 years ago relevant and 40,000 years ago not?
Venus would be better. I would be very confident in the man who could cool down Venus. Plus it has a real atmosphere, far denser than Earth. So it should be easy, right?
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Comparing a single engine jet fighter to a multi engine passenger jet. Yeah!
Drones are mostly made out of solid plastic, except for the battery and the motors. I'm not saying the turbine fans would be perfect after swallowing one but I'm pretty sure it would be no worse than a bird-strike.
I think that shoe manufacturers must shoulder the responsibility for these leaks. Because it's pretty obvious that the perpetrators use shoes when they move about. And since this "crime" is committed on the backbone of shoe use, obviously those who make shoes must ensure that people who wear their shoes don't use them while breaking the law!
Kind of like the way Donald Trump is being run by that furry thing on his head?
kitty porn of course
It's been said before. "F-ck the EU..."
Hands up who is surprised by this? Anyone?
I'm sure a little careful digging in their TOS/EULA and you'll see that you already agreed to give all your secrets to them.
Not content with fucking up Hewlett Packard she wants to fuck up the entire country as well.
I think you don't know what welfare is. The space program(s) are government money being spent on engineers and experts in all sorts of fields who work hard and come up with creative solutions to unusual problems. This gets them experience. It also benefits humanity as a whole because those engineers then go on to use their experience in other things they do in life.
Welfare is paying lazy people to sit around and continue being lazy.
I think the argument is that if you need a critical replacement for which you have to wait 6 months for until the next launch, it's better to print one and have it right away even if it costs 10 times as much.
Considering the terrible back luck all space agencies seem to have had with deploying tethers (getting stuck, snapping, etc) - they plan on deploying 4 per satellite? I hope there are contingency plans or someone really thought long and hard about possible failure modes and engineered around them.
open source? You'd better re-read your TOS. It belongs to Facebook now, most certainly not open source.
I'm not going to try this. What if "god" suddenly decides to erase all my data?
I've seen these already in use on bombs and other ordnance from several factions.
I really doubt they promise "no more broken iPhones" when the video admits they only prevent 80% of breaks. That still leaves 1 in 5 broken.
Can't feed their army or pay the pensions of their citizens but they managed to get $300mln for this. I wonder if this $300 mln was at all voluntary or simply taken from their bank accounts.
Except emptying their wallets even more on the latest version of (the same) garbage next year!
Most hardware stores sell plastic ties and velcro ties that you can use to keep your cables nice and neat...I know for a fact that Office Depot does.
Of which the lawyers will still get $50 million...
My dad says in the early models you had to crack the window to get the door closed because it was so hermetically sealed air pressure wouldn't let you slam the door.
Ah ok, so if something happened say 20 years ago - the cause of it now is not the same cause as it was back then. Meaning that your global warming "trend" has nothing to do with today's situation, if I follow your "logic". Or where do you draw the line? 100 year old data is ok but 101 year old is not? Why is 150 years ago relevant and 40,000 years ago not?
Like hydrogen. It's not like it's going to be a manned balloon after all. So what if one blows up once in a while - fireworks = added bonus!
Venus would be better. I would be very confident in the man who could cool down Venus. Plus it has a real atmosphere, far denser than Earth. So it should be easy, right?
Dude, we're playing checkers.
It takes a while for sheep to be trained to bleat something else.