Doesn’t it cost something ridiculous like $2000/yr to be able to watch every NFL game? It’s crazy because it’s nowhere near as entertaining as CFB anyway lol.

I thought $80/yr was a lot to see every F1 race but it also includes live telemetry, cockpit cams, and team radios you can bounce between during every event. As well as two different commentary streams, every past race, and loads of post race commentaries and docs. I can’t imagine spending any more on it though.

Man if it wasn’t for that kid that was probably dragged into this, I’d be fucking rolling rn. How fucking stupid do you have to be to not see the sea of red flags???

Yeah and that destroyer CO relieved of command for letting his sailors get treatment for COVID (before we had a vaccine) but this sailor just gets busted a rank for breaching OPSEC?! It’s not like she did it for fun, she’s probably compromised by some foreign actor. I’ve heard stories of the military making dumb decisions but damn.

Imo the contrast between Starship and SLS are even starker, but in the opposite direction. I hope I’m wrong (I want as much in space as possible) but SpaceX seems to be running pretty rough and roudy for manned missions rn. They’re popping off these experimental rockets like toys with very short turnaround. But to be fair they did the same with Falcon-IX and it’s a success now so again I could be wrong.

The alternative being you sit down, put in the time, and resources and have a 100% success rate like SLS. Ofc the catch being it costs like 10x but NASA doesn’t have the luxury of televisied launch failures. I’m just REALLY concerned something fails with humans to the moon in it and poof that’s that for a another 5 decades. There’s a reason extremely valuable launches like human life and the JWST are done on tested platforms like Soyuz and Aireon VI.

That being said yeah the Boeing craft looks even worse rn. I’m surprised they let it even dock with all the issues.

Tbf organic culinary glue is very much a thing. But with pizza I have no idea why, it’s mostly used in fancy Michelin gastronomy to keep complex, small dishes together.

With incidents like this (when they can move them) does NASA contact ROSCOSMOS to request they both do minor orbital corrections? I’m sure neither agency wants a collision to happen.

Naw other F1 teams just pay for custom data management software.

It’s funny I know someone who’s an exec at Boeing Space, which is practically a completely different company and 99% a gov contractor. Let’s just say the SLS hassss to work flawlessly because its got “Boeing” written all over its parts, luckily NASA is leading the project so it’ll probably go as planned.

It’s either that or has something to do with their follow focus devices. It’s shaped like a their remote devices but I’m not sure what sort of data it would relay.

Can we just have network based processing already please? I just want my clear glass empty, Expanse hand terminal. Relatively universal specs that never need upgrading so we don’t waste shit every 4 years.

God it was glorious back before all these people though. Watching people gamble on their tuition or turn a $50k loan into -$300,000 of debt for memes was fucking hilarious.

Or hear me out: no one should be replaced by robots without adequate compensation.

Both enrich people who input very little without regard to the worker’s skills (the owner of the factory vs the trained fabricator, the programmer of the AI vs the trained actor).