Lunar outposts are to be designed for comfort as well as utility. Power, communications, and other Moon base logistics to support work activities are also being assessed.
Its not comfortable unless I can telecommute back to my office on earth (802.11b of course...) What kind of "last mile" solutions do they offer for lunar residences?
1) We shall never sell or give away any personally identifying information, including name, address, e-mail, or phone number, without a customer's permission.
You should not give away any of the information period.
There are too many shady businesses that practice providing "helpful" pre-checked boxes in html forms that sign away your information.
Is there any work on the file system limitations or software RAID device restrictions (I was told no more than 12 devices per RAID setup)? What changes are being made.
My work is particularly interested in filesystems > 64 TB and RAID with > 20 devices.
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Lunar outposts are to be designed for comfort as well as utility. Power, communications, and other Moon base logistics to support work activities are also being assessed.
Its not comfortable unless I can telecommute back to my office on earth (802.11b of course...)
What kind of "last mile" solutions do they offer for lunar residences?
What did you guys do with all those harding working Pigeons?!
Seriously though... can they actually do mork work than than these penguins?
1) We shall never sell or give away any personally identifying information, including name, address, e-mail, or phone number, without a customer's permission.
You should not give away any of the information period.
There are too many shady businesses that practice providing "helpful" pre-checked boxes in html forms that sign away your information.
Good thing the diamonds are very small, otherwise computer price will sky rocket.
Hopefully jewelers won't design the sterling silver computer, or the 24 carat gold computer (perfect for renewing wedding vows!)
Is there any work on the file system limitations or software RAID device restrictions (I was told no more than 12 devices per RAID setup)? What changes are being made.
My work is particularly interested in filesystems > 64 TB and RAID with > 20 devices.