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"Deal with it" seems like an awfully shallow and short-sighted suggestion for those concerned with their privacy. Could you elaborate?

I've been siting in one for the past 18 months and 16,000 miles. I'm sorry to be the one to tell you that you're completely wrong here!

Ah, yes, experts.

For my part, I wouldn't put it past the minds that land orbital class, first stage rockets on the regular to come up with something that surprises us. Not suggesting that's a meaningful strategy for ensuring dark skies, just pointing out they've surprised us more than once!

While I share the community's concern for preserving the dark skies wherever possible, is it not premature considering _none_ of the 60 satellites launched have yet to reach their destination altitude?

I sure believe so :)

I would posit that this differs _significantly_ as it's being done with transparency and the motives for it are being clearly expressed by those pursuing the efforts. This stands in stark contrast to the assumed and obviously nefarious motives of those responsible for the disinformation. What better approach, I wonder?

My experiences visiting various Taiwanese cities were so positive- can't wait to return.

This is well articulated and reflects my current feelings as a customer.

In the same boat and now actively considering just self-hosting as these threads will so often advocate for. What a pain.

Thanks, this was news to me. Appreciate the insight

e: in hindsight your comment about 40mm gaps, as an example, does some particularly crazy and I'm surprised it didn't stand out to me.

I have enjoyed his writing so far and haven't found reason to question his fact checking yet. Can you offer any example for someone curious about the sketchiness you mentioned?

but that doesn't support the scary narrative!

>Mining things in space and sending them home to Earth is science fiction nonsense.

hold tight to this while it is still true, might not be for much longer :)

hear, hear

today, the public software allows you to move it backwards and forwards through the application if you're within range of the vehicle

auto-pilot requires the driver to be in the vehicle, i'm guessing this was the summon feature activated from their app? what a complete waste

right, can see more about the lander here if curious https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceIL#Beresheet_lander

This type of precision in glass making is so cool to see mid-process, great link!

Was curious what their take was but had to bail on the site- what a horrible experience even with uBlock

As only a casual fan, this was revealing on what makes a full-flow staged combustion engine so promising. Thanks for sharing

...who also happened to have just visited for an on-site tour that provided them with a unique perspective, conceivably? Spin works both ways here it seems what's with the apoplexy over an editor citing the fund's blog

Agreed, deeply grateful for Fred's diligent reporting on these topics. Usually has the scoop first and is good about highlighting negative aspects as well without the institutional fire and brimstone everyone else comes with.

Just out of curiosity, what have you seen from GM in their EV program to date that gives you that impression? I look at their efforts and see the absolute minimum and a complete lack of compelling vision or differentiating features.

appreciate the detailed info!

Great clip, thanks for sharing!

send help :(

feel exactly the same way and have been off for over a year without missing it

Also super grateful, homebrew has made my personal and professional life much easier. Thanks so much!

Prudence from greedo on the topic of first shots?