Uhh, Boeing and SpaceX both got the contract to develop a human capable capsule, but Boeing got $4.2 billion and SpaceX got $2.6 billion. Crew dragon's first commercial flight was in 2020, Starliner still hasn't flown a commercial flight, and might even be cancelled alltogether, as ut was meant for ISS.

Sorry, but none of their new glen launches was without problems, especially the last one, which obliterated their complete launchpad. (Previous one did lift off and flew great but didn't land properly). So in that regard their testflights weren't much better as SpaceX.

And SpaceX will probably launch their own network too, probably even before Blue Origin has its craft ready. As SpaceX its target is also Mars, and they need to communicate with their Starships and robots, Starlink will be their comms.

I wasn't talking about fake plant based 'meat', I was talking about actual meat, grown in a lab.

Hmm come to think of it, as websites have to verify it through OS, and Linux does not have the verification, it would mean that any Linux user is not allowed onto the website, so it doesn't make sense to exempt Linux.

This makes absolutely no sense. If Linux is exempted, so should every other OS be exempted, so no age verification built into an OS (which of course is already complete and utter BS).

Maybe because lz40 is new and they didn't want to risk it? Or maybe it just as simple as a logistics thing.

It's the microplastics that worries me, or does their solution get rid of those too. And I really can't believe nobody tried any of those cookies if they were so sure of their paper, you don't ask permission from the university, so something fishy is going on there.

And that's where lab grown meat comes in, no animal getting hurt, much safer as it doesn't require loads of drugs to keep the animal alive until slaughter, and producable even in the middle of a big city.

The only Falcon 9 launches killed ate the Starlink ones, none of its other launches for putting stuff up there for clients are killed. The project for putting Starlink v2 satellites in space has finished, and v3 are being delivered by Starship. 1 Starship launch can carry up to 60 Starlink v3 in one flight, remember one v3 satellite replaces about 10 v2 satellites. And going forward Starship will carry and deliver a bunch if v3 satellites with every new orbital testflight, which are planned with a cadence of one per month. So Starship will already be used for SpaceX own production satellites.

But isn't propaganda the base of any politician? Or the job of any 'influencer' on youtube, or what commercials are for? Propaganda lies at the base of any democracy. Look at any Disney movie from the earliest possible, they're full of it.

To me it sounds problematic if each release has even more CVEs found by AI fixed, as you should think that after a few releases that number should decline instead of increase as most CVE's should be fixed by then and only a very few new CVE's should be found (like ways never thought off, so nobody looked for those).

Yeah you can put limits on AI development, but they will just be ignored as too much (financial) is at stake. Some public companies will abide by the restriction, but many private companies and certainly security/militairy agencies won't.

You do know why they start this service, it's because their next Xbox will be discless, so by having them connect to the current account it means people will have them available on the new xbox.

It apparently has got something to do with it having a perfect 'safe' launch and landing vector over water, AND it's close location to natural gas, which is needed to produce the needed fuel for the booster/starship. Also there aren't many good places along the coast of the US that are suitable.