Comment Re:Buckle up (Score 0) 838
Thank You.
What People Wish Upon Others, Often Shows Up At Their Door.
I hope Your Karma Is Gentle.
Storm clouds on the western horizon.
Comment Infowars.com (Score 0) 134
Best thing to happen to the Internet since 1-1-1980
Comment I Hope Not (Score 0) 203
Overpriced, and poorly maintained, not to mention the movies of the last fifteen years have been Garbage.
Comment Google is right (Score 0) 51
China now owns the former NQ-Tel project.
Comment Re:it's ALWAYS about the money (Score 0) 63
Not about the Money it's all the freedom to have what you want on your show.
YouTube was not allowing Rogen to have some of the gusts he wanted. They bitched every time Alex Jones was on his show. Now comes word Joe wants to have people on his show regarding COVID-19 and YouTube said NO...
F-YOU YouTube.
NASA's Human Spaceflight Chief Resigns a Week Before Historic SpaceX Launch (arstechnica.com) 47
FallOutBoyTonto shares a report from Ars Technica: On Tuesday, NASA announced that its chief of human spaceflight had resigned from the space agency. The timing of Doug Loverro's departure is terrible, with NASA's first launch of humans in nearly nine years due to occur in just eight days. The space agency offered a bland statement regarding Loverro's resignation as Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations (HEO) at NASA.
"Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Doug Loverro has resigned from his position effective Monday, May 18," the statement said. "Loverro hit the ground running this year and has made significant progress in his time at NASA. His leadership of HEO has moved us closer to accomplishing our goal of landing the first woman and the next man on the Moon in 2024. Loverro has dedicated more than four decades of his life in service to our country, and we thank him for his service and contributions to the agency." Loverro's resignation set off a firestorm of speculation after it was announced. He was due to chair a Flight Readiness Review meeting on Thursday to officially clear SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft for the first flight of humans to the International Space Station. The final go or no-go decision for that mission was to be his. That launch is presently scheduled for May 27.
"Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Doug Loverro has resigned from his position effective Monday, May 18," the statement said. "Loverro hit the ground running this year and has made significant progress in his time at NASA. His leadership of HEO has moved us closer to accomplishing our goal of landing the first woman and the next man on the Moon in 2024. Loverro has dedicated more than four decades of his life in service to our country, and we thank him for his service and contributions to the agency." Loverro's resignation set off a firestorm of speculation after it was announced. He was due to chair a Flight Readiness Review meeting on Thursday to officially clear SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft for the first flight of humans to the International Space Station. The final go or no-go decision for that mission was to be his. That launch is presently scheduled for May 27.
Comment Fake Fear Mongering (Score 0) 425
Just another way of taking our rights away.
I will not be a prisoner in my own home....
This illegal Martial Law is Bullshit....
Keep Calm,
And Carry On
Comment Re:Disturbing to see TSA still behind the curve. (Score 0, Flamebait) 633
Just walk across the unguarded border with it.
Homo Land Security is for US citizens not terrorists.
Same with TSA they are there to get you use to being treated like a convict.
TSA
Toadies (Ass Kissers)
Standing
Around.
Comment Re:Disturbing to see TSA still behind the curve. (Score -1, Troll) 633
TSA and the rest of homo-land security can fuck off.
They won't even secure the god damned borders!
They let any scum walk across the borders but molest kids in front of everyone at airports.
motherfuncking perverts.
Submission + - BlackBerry Tablet Confirmed, Supports Flash (betanews.com)
HouseMuzik writes: Betanews' Tim Conneally reports that sources close to RIM have confirmed the existence of a BlackBerry Tablet device, with a ship date by the end of the year. Previous reporting on the device was confirmed by the source, including a 7" screen and a 1GHz processor. The source added that the device would support Flash, and would include a hardware-based Flash accelerator. Betanews' reporting seems to confirm an earlier report from Cnet that quoted Rodman & Renshaw analyst Ashok Kumar as saying the BlackBerry Tablet indeed existed.
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"Unibus timeout fatal trap program lost sorry" - An error message printed by DEC's RSTS operating system for the PDP-11
