First and second stages are either fall to earth right after launch or fall from orbit within months. The bigger issue are the booster blocks as they effectively stay on the same orbit as their payloads
Just wow. Many people say that Musk would've been better off staying with his underhanded website business. What we can say about that guy? Was he running a plumbing company before getting into rocketry?
This is rather inefficient in comparison to taking family members hostage 'till you give us that damn google play ssl certificate', as Russians did to Google's chief SRE fie Europe
>Does anybody here see a future where food and drinks served >by robots will be more attractive than what we have now? Isn't >the personal service a large part of why we go out to eat and >drink?
I imagine, we are heading with automated ordering, but the food will still be cooked and served by a protein based appliance.
In some Shanghai localities, it is already hard to find cafes that have waiter staff of any kind. All ordering is done over Weixin. You scan the barcode on the table, and order everything like you do in an online shop. Those systems use native Weixin payment system, so there is not frustration with having to enter in all your CC info there all the time. The food will either be served, or you will get a message when you can come to pick it up.
One problem was that Germans got super raped by Russians who were many times superior. You should be giving thanks to A. Hitler that it was his ass that took a hit, otherwise you would've been speaking Russian, and praying to Marx and Engels by now.
>FSF doesn't need copyright assignment to >distribute LLVM under the terms of GPL
The whole thread was about the opposite case. LLVM wanted a deeper linking to GCC without having to relicense as GPL. Why you all guys want to derail this thread so much? Working for Apple, or their satellites?
The thing he was willing to GPL was not the LLVM, but a mere compatibility layer. A thing to keep exploiting GCC, while they make their own backend suck less. The whole text of the proposal sounds like a deal.
The legalese of that limited assignment basically meant that Apple can continue using GCC (because they discovered what a rotten tomato LLVM actually was), while being secure from all aspects of linking to GPL code. Same trick Nvidia did for 15 years with kernel module driver wrapper.
They promised a complete asaignment, but people usually do not hold their promises, especially in business setting.
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Find a Chinese car maker without an EV line... BYD actually makes ones that can be said to be better than low-end Model S
+1
>spray foam
Polyurethane burns well
Nuclear district heating is a good option for as long as you live in Russia
Don't inhale Rockwool
Must be those glassholes everybody are talking about
Rockwool and foamed concrete are your friends
+1
Japanese $5-8k VRF systems beat geothermal heat pumps hands down =>
VRF heat pump
$5k 1:2.5 pump ratio throught the year
First and second stages are either fall to earth right after launch or fall from orbit within months. The bigger issue are the booster blocks as they effectively stay on the same orbit as their payloads
>self-taught rocket engineer
Just wow. Many people say that Musk would've been better off staying with his underhanded website business. What we can say about that guy? Was he running a plumbing company before getting into rocketry?
>SiliconValley
Eh, no longer in Shanghai?
This is rather inefficient in comparison to taking family members hostage 'till you give us that damn google play ssl certificate', as Russians did to Google's chief SRE fie Europe
SystemD is a computer virus
I fuck president Putin's wife
The obvious downside, if your phone runs out of battery after you order, you are left without lunch.
>Does anybody here see a future where food and drinks served
>by robots will be more attractive than what we have now? Isn't
>the personal service a large part of why we go out to eat and
>drink?
I imagine, we are heading with automated ordering, but the food will still be cooked and served by a protein based appliance.
In some Shanghai localities, it is already hard to find cafes that have waiter staff of any kind. All ordering is done over Weixin. You scan the barcode on the table, and order everything like you do in an online shop. Those systems use native Weixin payment system, so there is not frustration with having to enter in all your CC info there all the time. The food will either be served, or you will get a message when you can come to pick it up.
One problem was that Germans got super raped by Russians who were many times superior. You should be giving thanks to A. Hitler that it was his ass that took a hit, otherwise you would've been speaking Russian, and praying to Marx and Engels by now.
>FSF doesn't need copyright assignment to
>distribute LLVM under the terms of GPL
The whole thread was about the opposite case. LLVM wanted a deeper linking to GCC without having to relicense as GPL. Why you all guys want to derail this thread so much? Working for Apple, or their satellites?
Cheap oil means Chicoms annexing Russland, sonething I'm looking forward to
Too young, too simple, sometimes naive.
The thing he was willing to GPL was not the LLVM, but a mere compatibility layer. A thing to keep exploiting GCC, while they make their own backend suck less. The whole text of the proposal sounds like a deal.
The legalese of that limited assignment basically meant that Apple can continue using GCC (because they discovered what a rotten tomato LLVM actually was), while being secure from all aspects of linking to GPL code. Same trick Nvidia did for 15 years with kernel module driver wrapper.
They promised a complete asaignment, but people usually do not hold their promises, especially in business setting.
I'm right, and you are not right.
Yes, under a limited copyright assignment, _without_ license change
No, they did not.
>copyright will be assigned to the FSF under the standard Apple copyright assignment
No talk of GPL here, they talked on a limited copyright, not a geniune change of license
>the main author of LLVM as well as Apple's Swift programming language
The only point of Apple hiring him was to prevent LLVM going GPL.
Without LLVM, Apple would've been locked to GPLed realm of GNU C++ ecosystem, which meant no DRM and other goodies
Religion must die