NASA doesn’t let anything go forward without backup plans, and backup plans for the backup plans. The only way it was going to really put egg on Boeing’s face is if it goes kaboom with the crew aboard. No backup plans for death, yet!

Hacker’s Keyboard can. Because it’s just a condensed full keyboard, ctrl, alt, arrow keys, function keys, and most of the rest included.

The last time? aaaahahahaa… no. There are several phenomenon that require energy levels that only stellar objects can throw off. They’ll be asking for bigger colliders even when they’re dedicated space stations firing what would be equivalent to weapons of mass destruction at each other.

Unless scientists can figure everything out just by observing space, there will always be a demand for a bigger collider. Since scientists like to control variables and don’t like waiting for random events that they then almost have to reverse-engineer to explain (without most all of the sensitive detectors built in to these colliders), there will always be a demand.

It’s the same immune system that fights those off, too. There are many vaccines for bacterial infections, like cholera and typhoid. Intracellular bacteria don’t have many vaccines, but they exist too. I’m no doc though so if you want to know more, it’d be worth a search.

Naw, Rogue One was passable, never mind the few dumb fan service quips. Andor is straight up good. Mando was acceptable.

The rest? Yeaaahh… Disney has added little quality to the universe. At least George expanded the universe in ways that felt natural to the universe, even if he did it like a huge dork.

Disney keeps pulling a Hollywood and making things about grand spectacle with the thinnest of stories and actual plot holes everywhere. It’s … genuinely sad to see a multi BILLION dollar company squander and shit on such an expensive IP. You’d think they’d at least understand they paid a shitload for it and shouldn’t devalue it with garbage productions.

If it’s NVMe, it’s already as fast as it needs to be.

Comparing HDD to NVMe, though… Yea, it makes a big difference! I get frequent, near constant stuttering in some open world games like Elden Ring.

Yes, it should start at not trusting them, but this move distinctly and specifically means they are EVEN LESS trustworthy.

It is ABSOLUTELY good enough when the question is about TRUST.

He’s not making positive claims that specific things will happen. He’s saying don’t trust putting a wolf in charge of the hen house.

The fact you do not understand this basic tenant of life is frankly pathetic.

Yes, a speculative claim … from someone who absolutely knows what the fuck they’re talking about.

Keep discounting everyones’ experience but your own. It really makes you appear sane.

You’re not “unsafe” for being around random straights, weirdo.

Yes. Conservatives disdain anything “abnormal”. What is “abnormal” to a sheltered idiot from a rural town? That is everything they will ostracize. In totality. Everything a sheltered idiot would be afraid of.

Removed by mod

Yes, literally already being worked on. By rocket scientists.

Not THAT complex. They already have several prototypes they’re planning on testing. They won’t be giant rotating stations, but rooms of a few meters across. It doesn’t take much rotation to get useful amounts of g’s.

That you are completely and utterly unable to see a predator in your midst, or worse; you’re OK with a predator in your midst, because you know you are the bigger predator.

You sound ignorant. Or defensive. Do you own any slaves?

Nah, not really related. More of a consolation, a self-soothing thought. Flexible people don’t live longer or shorter unless they’re so flexible from health reasons that might come with other complications. Cats just have a shorter lifespan so they hit old age problems faster.

I am not defending microplastics, but pointing out how there are baseless assumptions being made.

You might be able to link the cited article to a decline in sperm count.

Might. Saying, “yep, definitely why cancer” is simply and only a jump to conclusions.