Cobol on System/3, assembler on Series 1 and MUMPS on pdp-8.
All were EXPENSIVE systems, with the System/3 and pdp-8 requiring cold rooms. I was impressed by the series 1 for not needing a cold room.

testing does NOT require destruction.
The expected load was 1 ton. The part was supposed to handle 5 tons.
All that you have to test for is 2 ton (which is 2x what is expected). And that is NOT destructive.

Actually, the strut was designed to hold 5 tons, but failed at 1 ton.
In addition, it takes multiples struts to hold the tank in place.

Unless of course, you want the system to be re-used a large number of times. Then you over-design, while keeping it lightweight.

If it is secret, than how do you know about it?

And yet, there is nothing in selinux remotely similar to redstar.

You know, between Obama Care, and musk's EV push, lithium is now cheap and can help you.

The funding would be for SS1, which was Paul Allen. SS2 is simply trying to use the same tech and VG fucked it up.

kind of surprised that it is only 8-12% for the cargo.
In a normal flight, the LOX is more than 50% of the weight, which is no longer needed.

And here is more.
Basically, more coal plants will continue to close, and at a faster rate than EIA plans.

The issue here, is that the only way to fix this, is if the neo-cons/tea* who control CONgress will get off their yellow belly, grow a fucking pair, and deal with the issue of illegals and legal immigration. L1B and H1B needs to be gone.

The real problem for these companies hiring from India and others, is that they ARE paying low wages for the workers. That makes them susceptible to being bribed by other corporations and nations.

If anybody takes a look at the major companies (target, home depot, nemum marcus, etc) that were cracked over the last couple of years, nearly all had windows, and all had outsourced to India. Indian coders are paid around $8K / year. That means that China or Russia can easily bribe somebody for 80K, which is 10 years worth of salary there.

And yet, it is pure laziness on your part, while mine is more of a finger memory issue.

While I agree with your earlier posting, I think that you would have to agree that Putin has put Russia back on the old single party track, with central planning, etc.
Russia looks a great deal like the USSR of old, which is why many of the old eastern European nations that were break-aways, are concerned about Putin.

Really? Show me real studies that back up what you claim.