The starship didn't disintegrate. The flap was functional enough for starship to make a controlled soft landing in the Indian Ocean. The flap burning through meant it didn't land on the exact spot it intended and was about 6km off target but they have already updated the design to make the burn through less likely.

It sounds like they lost energy when you consider the amount of energy stored in the ultracompressed hydrogen in the middle of a diamond and gold encased fuel pellet.

An anomaly was detected with the system used to start the nine Merlin engines and the launch was scrubbed.

I just hope they don't leave one of these behind the next time we abandon Afghanistan...

Does this give everyone plausible deniability when some nefarious traffic is tracked back to their assigned IP?

Base a system on data from 1970 to the present.
Predict what 1990 to 1999 will look like based on the output.
Act surprised when the output matches the input.

If the system doesn't include any data that occurs after the prediction data I would be more likely to trust its ability to predict the future.

The term football refers to the fact that the players are not riding a horse while playing and thus afoot.

Show me the verification for your vote for candidate x or you're fired...

This isn't Ford's first venture into EV territory for a truck. Read about the Ford Ranger EV

Do you "want" grey goo? This is how you get grey goo.

Voice activated reporting fixes this. The newest versions of Waze respond to this: "Ok Waze, report police on the other side"

They should call it project Sisyphus.

I have a Vera Lite. It can be entirely functional without a connection to the internet. I have door locks and a thermostat which talk on the Z-Wave protocol. When one of the doors is locked using the button on the outside the Vera changes to an "Away" preset.