Comment Re: Failsafe? (Score 1) 468
Flight 232 was a DC-10 that had three independent hydraulic systems. There was no way all three systems could go out at the same time... until they did.
we had one of the best heavy lift rockets in the world, the Saturn V launch system.
To be entirely fair, Saturn V only launched thirteen times. Falcon 9 is currently working on its tenth launch and has so far had a 100% success rate. (no cargo lost except one "hitchhiker" payload after an engine cutout, denied alternate means of insertion by NASA because of a ~5% risk to ISS, a known restriction before launch) The heavy lift version will come soon enough when they catch up with manufacturing enough F9 rockets.
My house is developing a few cracks here and there, and some people are even getting serious enough as to having some foundational issues.
This also happens in central Texas, where there aren't baby earthquakes happening. It's caused by ground settling under a slab foundation due to drought, and then again from the reverse when the drought ends. It's also the reason you don't have basements in Oklahoma or most of Texas, because eventually the foundations would just get floated out of the ground. Just because baby earthquakes are happening at the same time as cracks in the walls doesn't imply cause.
Oh that DMCA was issued by Cyveillance
Wow, I haven't heard of those assclowns in a LOOOOOONG time.
I even have a firewall rule for them them that I added at least ten years ago, so it's probably way out of date:
$IPFW add 100 deny ip from 63.148.99.224/27 to any
$IPFW add 100 deny ip from 65.118.41.192/27 to any
Yep, I see there's a more recent list here: http://www.vk2qh.net/blockedip...
They have to state under penalty of perjury
Ooh, that's a good one. Do we have any examples of that ever actually being enforced on anyone?
Setup eye-tracking cameras on the pedestrian signs
Are you going to use a zoom and enhance camera for that?
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