In the Star Trek Encyclopedia, 4th ed., vol. 1, p. 244, the Enterprise-J is identified as a Universe-class starship. The same reference book additionally described the ship as having an overall length of 3219 meters.
I can’t find a reference for the Breen Dreadnaught size though, not enough beta canon material for something so new. I can’t find a good source for Fed HQ size to compare either, just that it is actually a Pax class starship, but no size for those.
Trump is gonna pull out, citing some bullshit unrelated reason that doesn’t actually prevent him from attending at all. Most likely using another member of his family as a crutch so it’s not him, like citing some event Bannon happens to have the same day, at an unrelated time, with plenty of ability to do both, and he won’t even attend whatever that was.
Other rules for the debate prevent him from doing his rambling interrupting diatribe routine. Like mics being shut off when it’s not their turn. Trump can only interrupt and ramble, he is no longer even able to get a coherent sentence across at all anymore looking at all his recent events.
The stupid “independents” that remain, aka Republicans that can’t admit how terrible Trump is but aren’t in his cult, want to see an attempt at a debate, otherwise they’ll hold it against Biden, regardless of how useless it is. And unfortunately because so few people in this country actually vote, they’re enough to sway an election.
Ford losing $100,000 per car while Tesla reportedly is at like a 30% margin per vehicle.
Something tells me Ford isn’t actually trying.
Welp, scrubbed. Oxygen relief valve issue with the Centaur upper stage. Not actually a capsule issue this time… But that’s still a little bit concerning since the Centaur isn’t exactly a new rocket, it’s quite a mature vehicle. Issues like that should normally be caught before they have astronauts loaded onboard.
On a capsule that failed to deploy all three parachutes during its first abort test. And then also failed during its first real launch. Made it to orbit at least but it wasn’t able to dock with the ISS as planned due to failures, just deorbited instead. Third launch was originally scrubbed due to valve issues, and wasn’t tried again until 9 months later. Clearly wasn’t just a simple valve issue.
And that’s just the actual launch issues.
Not only round trip time, the hardware only supports bandwidth of 160bps at this range. Down from the 21.6kbps at launch.
I think the difference is the intent of who will use the program.
Is the intended user the developer themselves and that’s about it but they’re making it available for others? Then just having the code is fine. It should still be properly documented however. Devs forgot their own shit code all the time, the documentation is there for them as well when they forget or come back to a project years later.
However if the program is intended for use by people outside the developers, then a regularly updated compiled binary should be expected. They are likely already going to be compiling it for themselves, making that process produce an updated binary release in GitHub isn’t too much to ask for something intended for others to use that the dev is already likely making anyway.
The chickens are finally coming home to roost with the decades of bullshit in commercial real estate worldwide without proper regulation. This isn’t unexpected to anyone with half a brain looking at the industry, which means it obviously completely blindsides major institutional investors who never even consider anything more than quarterly numbers in a vacuum. The pandemic exposed the systemic issues so quickly they couldn’t just brush it under a rug with misinformation.
That’s just spare change for the Pentagon. Almost a rounding error when it comes to unaccounted for money in their audits.
This time around, 1,600 auditors combed through DOD’s $3.8 trillion in assets and $4 trillion in liabilities, conducting some 700 site visits. They found that half of DOD’s assets can’t be accounted for.
https://thehill.com/policy/defense/4313887-pentagon-fails-sixth-audit-in-a-row/
No it isn’t. This delay is directly related to Artemis II, which uses an Orion capsule on SLS.
SpaceX is providing a Super Heavy for HLS as part of Artemis III.
SpaceX will be colonizing Mars before Artemis launches at the rate of all these delays.
Brits trying to claim any other food is bland is always hilarious. The land of boiled foods and a distinct lack of spices, despite their empire being based largely around collecting and moving them around.
They occasionally sprinkle in an article that goes against that to try and make it seem more balanced, like most of those sites do. Amazingly transparent when you’re looking for it.
The poster I responded to was clearly taking the article at face value, even ignoring the satirical nature, it’s a 5 year old article either way and not written about current events.
A post trying to conflate a 5 year old satire article and current events is factually wrong and should be called out, even if the source is obviously satire.
It was when the article was written. In 2018.
No one online does even basic research anymore, like even clicking the link. Everyone just reads the headline and makes assumptions.
Gotta give the next group a place to put their stuff too.
https://www.crucial.com/company/warranty
Looks like it’s either a lifetime, or 10-year warranty depending on the model type.
It can scream into the void for as long as it wants.
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