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Replacing a steam generator is not a new or uncommon operation. So the "Sky is Falling" crowed can just go get educated and let the engineers and technicians get on with the job.
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"Unfortunately, an even richer, more racist billionaire – Elon Musk – snuck up on us from behind and completely fucked that land with gravel, tractors, and space garbage,"
So assho$%'s calling others assho$%'s. Good way to make your case numb nuts.
Did you bother calling the Sheriff for illegal dumping? Trespass? Illegal seizure? All criminal offenses. Given the arrogance of both parties, I think not.
Hey whiner "The Register", lets put your business in the hands of bureaucrats that have different rules for different organizations and see how you do.
Has NASA EVER had to do the same wild life testing as SpaceX? No!
Has NASA EVER been held to the same level of environmental scrutiny as SpaceX? No!
Has NASA EVER been held up by the FAA when their rockets have gone awry? No!
So be careful making "Pram" jokes you ignoramus.
A bunch of board members, who probably ALL have cell phones (As I point my finger at each in turn and say "According to YOU, YOU are killing children!"), are stealing money? Yeah, I'd sue for back rent, loss of use, loose of revenue, legal costs and breach of contract. Bidding would start at $100 million and EACH of these so-called "Public Servants" and the Mayor would be directly sued.
Knuckle dragging morons the lot of them!
So I'm in my car using fixed cell stations that change every few minutes as I move through the network. From the user's perspective, my perspective, I can't tell as I'm chatting or webbing away.
In starlinks' case, it's the opposite, for most links anyway; I'm fixed, but the network is moving. From the user's perspective, my perspective, I can't tell as I'm chatting or webbing away.
Yawn... next.
If the aircraft was far enough down the runway, past a point at which the aircraft can abort (Aircraft type, Weight and conditions dependent, known as "V1") a takeoff, then the aircraft will take off, declare an emergency and do a go-around. The flight crew would also shut down the failing engine.
It's better to go around than plow off the end of the runway and crash.
There is no 'WTF' about it.
Into the several MILLION lines of code needed to run this thing as well as the FQT to verify and validate the functionality. It wouldn't do to have the SW crash like a typical Windows/Linux/Android application now would it?
And for all the other whiners... these vehicles will be around and doing their job for over 50 years... how old is your car?
I have not forgotten and this insipidly STUPID crayon inspired crap needs to go! MS, Apple, get your heads out of your backsides and go BACK to the IBM standards! They work! Have worked and will ALWAYS work because it wasn't implemented by the village idiot squad from the aforementioned trolls.
The ability to have object information associated with a single object, like folders and file explorer windows having different settings.
This joint crap is so infuriating... file trees required to be showing in folders of program shortcuts is a big one. Having folders full of pictures or video's being set to "Medium Sized thumbnail" vs. "Details" for general directories.
I truly miss the customization available!
To date there is one, and only one, item I like about the start bar after XP: The ability to group like icons.
The Control panel on XP was far superior than the POS we have now. And pick any "Settings" screen today vs. XP... I'd like 10 minutes with the development team... just me, them, and my Louisville Slugger.
As usual, the DoD can't make up its mind. One reason for this is CYA, the other Congress, and is 30%/70%. Congress is great at mandates but not funding them initially nor sustainably. I remember when the F-35 maintenance was contracted to be maintained by LMT and thought "Yeah, that's a bad idea." for a multitude of reasons. But no one listens to the "Evil Contractor" (Fuck you Obama), even when they are the "Disinterested 3rd Party" who's job it is to give good advice to the government given the information available at the time.
The classic example of Congress falling flat is GPS M-Code: All DoD systems were to be able to receive M-Code in 2017... it still hasn't happened and it will be at least another decade and a half. The reason is pure cost: Cost of creating the new chipset production line to the complete boxes. Even with modifying existing systems, instead of wholesale replacement, it costs in the area of $40,000 - $60,000 per RECEIVER, to do the upgrade. And these upgrades can't be done in the field. New box's are in the $80,000 - $100,000 range. Now throw in the downtime for the item the box is pulled from, sent back to the OEM for re-manufacture - pulling a card out and replacing it with a new one - ATP'ing at the OEM, retesting at the Program Office to re-certify the modification, and one gets to understanding the costs involved with 10's of thousands of devices: missiles to nuclear powered ships, subs, aircraft, HUMVEEs, tanks, radio's, etc.
"...where Elon Musk has failed."
Wow.. how arrogant of you. He has not failed as he does have running engines and WERE used on the April test of Starship. So, SpaceX WAS first! No, they didn't make orbit, that wasn't the intent of the flight. It was a FIRST attempt with a system 3 times the size of a Saturn V!
Back under your bridge troll.
Dear JP Morgan CEO and Board,
This is squarely on YOUR shoulders. You hired the vendor, you failed in supervising them and verifying their deletion procedures. Did you even bother testing them on a replication system BEFORE going live? Probably not.
If I was a stock holder, I'd call for your ouster and file a suit for failure of fiduciary duties.
It is worth noting that when the original contracts were let to Boeing and SpaceX, the Boeing CEO dismissed SpaceX. His 'We'll beat them by over a year to a first flight.' or a statement to that effect, was laughable then, and it's hysterical now. Oh how the mighty have fallen.
"Critical infrastructure covered by public funding? No budget for that!"
And we you have it in one!
Dear US Congress,
Write an actual BILL, shocking I know since you only do "continuing resolutions" these days since you are so inept, that allocates FUNDS specifically to implement Cyber Security! I believe that bill would be a whopping three lines long.
And yes, you are, Congress, a bunch of village idiots.