Comment Re: No thanks, I'm good (Score -1) 37
You're such a sad little man
Comment Re: Who is liable in an accident? (Score 3, Informative) 83
The company is the operator.
We can hold corporations responsible, we just usually don't
Comment Re: Good for him (Score 0) 113
You know the reason all the games have a bunch of gender fluid furries? Because that's what the kids want to see. You know why? Because it makes you apoplectic.
Comment Re: Toxic? (Score 1) 122
"What is the regret from ending those things?"
Even if you don't care about the tens of thousands of lives lost because of the kind of piece of shit you are, you should care about ending USAID leading to the screwworm reaching the US. And maybe you would if you weren't in Russia.
Submission + - China Recovers Orbital Rocket with Net Capturing System (spacenews.com)
hackingbear writes: The first Long March 10B rocket lifted off at 12:15 a.m. Eastern (0415 UTC) July 10 from Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site on the southern island province of Hainan. The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) confirmed the successful recovery of the rocket’s first stage 11 minutes later, using a sea platform equipped with a net capture system, a world first. Videos emerging in the minutes following showed a controlled, powered descent with black smoke billowing from the top of the first stage, followed by capture by the Linghang Zhe (“navigator”) sea recovery vessel, with hooks deployed from the booster caught by a tensioned net. The recovery occurred six minutes after separation of the first and second stages. The full success of the flight with insertion of an unnamed satellite into orbit was confirmed by CASC more than 90 minutes after liftoff, representing a huge boost to both China’s desire to develop reusable rocket capabilities, and for its crewed lunar program. The five-meter-diameter, two-stage Long March 10B is 63 meters long, with a mass of 760,000 kilograms at liftoff and has a low Earth orbit payload capacity of 16,000 kg in reusable mode. The full, tri-core Long March 10 will be used to launch astronauts and a landing stack to the moon, with China committed to landing a pair of astronauts on the lunar surface before 2030.
Comment Re: Remove Encryption? (Score 1) 67
I don't doubt that you've worked on bad code, but Apple has more money than God and can afford the developer time to fix it.
Comment Re: Justified true hope (Score 1) 122
How do you know he enjoys watching his wife have sex with other men?
They actually just enjoy watching the country they claim to love get fucked.
Comment Re:give a thank you (Score 0) 82
You got that text directly from Trump? Who knew he could type?
Comment Re: Terrorist Targets? (Score 0) 172
They're people who cause those kinds of things to happen to others. Boo. Fucking. Hoo.
Comment Re: Being too wealthy really is sociopathic (Score 1) 172
The wealthy have always been like that. We just notice more now because of the media and Internet.
Comment Re: Justified true hope (Score 0) 122
It would be weird on a site without so many reich wing maggot cucks.
Comment Re: CostCo crap for a few pennies (Score 1) 122
If you think that's all PFAS is for them you don't know anything. Try Google.
Comment Re: Being too wealthy really is sociopathic (Score 1) 172
A bus comes by here and I live in the sticks.
Now if it only came more often than every two hours, or took less than 45 minutes to do what takes 20 by car...
Comment Re: Remove Encryption? (Score -1) 67
Can't be maintained? Lol
Comment Wait until you find out about celebrity addiction (Score 4, Interesting) 51
Your brain can only handle so many relationships and after that you start forgetting people.
If you fill those slots by learning a bunch of shit about people you'll never meet or know then they're just wasted.
Interpersonal relationships started going downhill when celebrity became, ironically, common.
