Quote from TFA: "After college, I went to work in politics;". Then he decided to change something in his life and went after dark corners of the Internet. Hmmmm.
This guy is into weird stuff.
No, you can't. Interorbital will gladly take your money, but they will not launch anything. The keep throwing new launch dates, but no actual hardware flying.
See this thread for details: http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=18780.0
It's too late. I wanted buy one, but it's sold out. Anyone wants to swap? I'm willing to offer in return two high-performance, no bit-loss guaranteed, 1 meter long USB2.0 cables, 500USD each. They are from the same high-end category: my HDD started to work faster when connected through those cables, my piece of crap webcam suddenly became streaming full HD. It's really a life changer!
Let's hope it runs Linux already. You don't want to see BSOD on that one.
On the other hand, it won't be blue, take much more than the whole screen and there will be nobody around to complain.
That's nice, but ostriches are far better for that purpose. They are robust, immune to falcon-in-the-middle attacks, does not generate ocassional unexpected drops and can carry much heavier traffic. The only downside is that they require bridges between separated domains.
Ssshhhh, any FPS player knows that bullets travel in infinite straight line at the speed of light.
Unless you use lasers in space shooters. Contrary to a popular disinformation spread frivolously by those lousy physicists, lasers are actually very slow. With a proper engine upgrades, you can outmanuver them easily.
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That's surprisingly uncommon among standardization organizations. I wish IETF could do the same for RFCs...
they're building about 400 per year.
Citation needed.
EmagGeek> ... it couldn't get any fucking worse than Jar Jar Binks.
JJAbrams> Oh yeah? Watch this!
Now even Vulcans are made in China. Yikes!
I have always supported research. I'm ready to donate samples.
the odds of some alien race being familiar with the concept of integers, is a lot higher than the odds that they'll understand english.
Why would you say such a thing? In *every* science fiction movie I saw the spoke perfect English.
Quote from TFA: "After college, I went to work in politics;". Then he decided to change something in his life and went after dark corners of the Internet. Hmmmm. This guy is into weird stuff.
I'm sure 10M$ is enough and he is using proper technologies: http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1994-01-24/
No, you can't. Interorbital will gladly take your money, but they will not launch anything. The keep throwing new launch dates, but no actual hardware flying. See this thread for details: http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=18780.0
After all, we're all grown up now, right?
You are new here, aren't you?
It's too late. I wanted buy one, but it's sold out. Anyone wants to swap? I'm willing to offer in return two high-performance, no bit-loss guaranteed, 1 meter long USB2.0 cables, 500USD each. They are from the same high-end category: my HDD started to work faster when connected through those cables, my piece of crap webcam suddenly became streaming full HD. It's really a life changer!
Honestly, you think tapping an icon is revolutionary?
Of course it is!
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then they might as well pay peanuts to a chimp
I'm afraid they already do.
Let's hope it runs Linux already. You don't want to see BSOD on that one. On the other hand, it won't be blue, take much more than the whole screen and there will be nobody around to complain.
Siemens, not Seimens...
It's Seimens alright. The cheap China fake one.
Me too, Aarrrr!
You're either with us, or with the volcanoes.
Bio and nuke bad guys are so yesterday. He must be new kind of geoterrorist!
This will make faking lunar landings soooo much easier! Hmmm.... unless this competition was faked, too! Quick, where's my tinfoil hat?
That's nice, but ostriches are far better for that purpose. They are robust, immune to falcon-in-the-middle attacks, does not generate ocassional unexpected drops and can carry much heavier traffic. The only downside is that they require bridges between separated domains.
Ssshhhh, any FPS player knows that bullets travel in infinite straight line at the speed of light.
Unless you use lasers in space shooters. Contrary to a popular disinformation spread frivolously by those lousy physicists, lasers are actually very slow. With a proper engine upgrades, you can outmanuver them easily.
I wonder what kind of car will they be riding now?
The real question is: What happens when you fall into black hole and turn on a flashlight there?
Wikipedia supports terrorists,too? Damn.
That's great and all. Can I have my FTL drive now, please?