Why is no one considering tasking a global effort to develop a composite "mylar like" material and deploy an installation at L1? There's also the option of lunar manufactured materials using a magnetic catapult to deliver to L1. It would have to be a global effort because of the costs, but would be far easier to anticipate and correct issues vs an earth based solution that geoengineers the atmosphere. It's ambitious, sure, but would buy us a lunar base. L1 could me manned as needed or robotics.

That's because Apple is slowly losing it's way. For all the future proofing Steve put in place, there's drift happening even with Tim. The next CEO may very well throw it out of orbit.

Chris Wright is also on record as stating that Solar and Wind don't work when the sun is down and that Wind kills all the birds and isn't reliable.

I completely sympathize with you on this. While my friend isn't unfriending folks, he's unmoving in his assertions that he's uncovered the "real" AGI networks and they've appointed him their ambassador. He's brilliant anyways and coupled with inherent instability that doesn't appear to be managed by his meds is a very bad combo. He keeps posting prompts and scripts that will let you see what he's seeing. Of course they just prompt the AI to feed it back to you and they don't have a clue outside of his workspace. Condolences on your friend.

I have a brilliant friend that has issues that by and far were being managed with meds. However, when GROK came along, he took a deep dive. He sounds lucid. But the "discoveries" of world wide AGI networks and grand plans, etc etc. Is concerning the hell out of his friends. Seeing as how we're spread out across the country, we can't just do an intervention. It's a huge problem.

Didn't the last one also look like a refrigerator with legs, too? Maybe copy the other lander that came down earlier this week and opt for a more stable design? I'd tip over too if I was built like that.

It was a spearphishing attack aimed at some chud that didn't know better. And their IT folks should be tarred and feathered considering the amount of crap they must get. Why wasn't the mail system hardened better to catch this chaff?

So we have intact vehicles? What, did they take the keys when they got out? They have an FTL drive they're sitting on or they can't find the owners manual and can't start it?

Not so much "kindness" as taking a shitting presenting product and dressing it up so that users get useful content out of an otherwise shitshow of a website. It's very much pulling a "Musk" and killing 3rd party access. Ads would be unwelcome, but possibly an acceptable (if done in a tasteful way) compromise.

Doesn't seem to lead by example. He made out like... well, a CEO, getting windfalls while expecting the rank and file to eat it. https://www.thegamer.com/micro...

Just spoke to PIA support: "With their data requirements of 5 years, we have removed our servers from India. You can connect to our India server to get India IP but the physical server is geolocated in Singapore." I think that they're all going to jump ship on this.

Over the last 2 years Ubiquity has circled the bowl, both in quality of product and the almost deafening lack of customer support. They went from having outstanding support to removing phone contacts and hoping you can get someone to return an email within a week. They suggest you rely on the forums for answers. On top of that, supply chain issues have crippled the ability to get product, even if you wanted to use them. They made this bed, let them sleep in it.

You understand (nod your head) that from December 2019 to present, that CV-19 has killed more people than the flu has for the last 5years. And also, you understand (again, nod your head), that the numbers on flu stats have an algo and has been for years.

Odd. I was just thinking that you're probably the non-trusted one. I've been having to listen to people like you, spout about "mah rights" for 4 years.

Apple has done a pretty good job in shooting themselves in the foot, in regards to the Pro Markets. Intel chips didn't make the current MacPro a 5 year old boat anchor, their non-expandable design did and their refusal to address the needs of their users.