The "System for [contract] Award Management" has been around since at least 2004, and maybe usable since 2009. I've followed links from Slashdot that led to NASA RFI's or RFP's on SAM. I'm not saying it's better than the other system (which I haven't seen), but it's nothing new.

This seems like the perfect opportunity for a company that wants to sell PC components to the consumer/personal user. It's an untapped market!

1) Hopefully they mean "objects launched" rather than rockets lifting off.
2) Either sun-synchonous or inclined GEO? Sun-sync is already used for Earth-observation spacecraft and other stuff of higher value.
3) Really efficient, articulating radiators?
4) Yo.

It's always nice to get more information from existing signals. There's already lots of work being done to find meteorites and reentry debris in weather radar signals.

Other than Win95&98, I haven't been really unhappy with their products. I'll buy the product and use it until it won't run on whatever new hardware. The "removal...from the real world" is that the customer is now the large-percentage stockholder (who uses neither Notepad nor Wordpad).

No, they watched it all right.

"AI Makes Education Industry Unprofitable"

That's just the jargon: robotic or crewed.

ISO publishes in PDF, but their Standard template is a Word .doc! These things are drafted by committees. ISO Templates

Does charge-only limit you to 5V/0.5A? Unless it's PD (communicating over the voltage lines), you have to hope the charger recognizes the cable's identifying resistor (or whatever) across the data lines.

Legal training material will usher in the golden age of AI silent, black-and-white film!

Yeah, the commenter must have meant "current design projects"...like this Radia thing. Next blade shipment design exercise: SpaceX Super Heavy.

More appropriations so that "NASA's remaining commitment to conducting Gold-colored Standard Science will continue as long as it supports our goal of putting American boots on Mars' rocky soil."

Pretends? He's so smart that all his superthoughts get all jammed up between his brain and mouth, where they emerge as a series of sentence fragments. Parsing them for reassembly makes me tired.

I read up on weather radio products after this flood news. The "Specific Area Message Encoding" protocol enables you to receive only those alerts that cover your immediate area. Of course, you have to have a radio that decodes those signals and you local authorities have to opt in, so it's not a cure-all. From reviews, getting the right radio and setting it up properly are non-trivial tasks.