symbolset writes: Discovery News is covering a project by two engineers from the University of Michigan to pair cubesats with tiny ion engines for inexpensive interplanetary exploration. The tiny plasma drive called the CubeSat Ambipolar Thruster (CAT) will ionize water and use it as propellant with power provided by solar cells. In addition to scaling down the size of ion engines they hope to bring down the whole cost of development and launch to under $200,000.
I don't understand why they don't make TPB a Tor hidden service. Why go to all the trouble of changing domain names all the time when they could just get an.onion/.tor2web.org address?
People always think a lot of people are dying "right now", but that's because they forget about all those people who died in the past. Lots of people die all the time.
If you own a window, you hereby agree to receiving my brick through it. Of course, this wonderful service is voluntary, so if you do not want to receive my brick through your window, simply remove any windows from your property.
If only they would bother creating a standards conformant window instead of trying to replicate their non-standard GUI on Linux, which results in it being unusable under tiling window managers (at least i3, which I am using).