Comment Re: Is anyone actually buying these books? (Score 1) 40
âoeRemember when?â Theyâ(TM)re still doing it.
Comment Itâ(TM)s Oliveâ(TM)s fault (Re: Alice, B (Score 1) 239
âoeOlive, the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him namesâ¦â
Comment Re: Colorado sure has nice beaches (Score 1) 940
Off-topic, but FWIW, Colorado has some truly beautiful beaches. The problem, of course, is that the tide went out 65 million years ago.
NASA's Space Balloon Smashes Car In Australia 174
Humunculus writes "Of more worldly issues, NASA's latest multimillion-dollar stratosphere-bound balloon launch has gone horribly wrong and crashed into a car, turning it over and narrowly missing two elderly people who were observing the launch. The payload fared worse, reportedly being smashed into a 'thousand pieces.'"
Comment Re:want NASA to foot the bill (Score 4, Insightful) 192
This makes sense, though, from a business perspective. NASA isn't exactly a "reliable" customer, so if they want a new capability and won't guarantee future use of it, why shouldn't NASA be the one to pay for it?
Tell you what... Go to a car dealer, tell them you want a custom model built to your exact specifications from scratch and that you won't pay a dime until it's delivered. Tell me how far you get with that...
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