Yeah, thats a big problem with shows that work really well with the music, like Scrubs. I'm glad we have piracy to be able to keep the original works with the intended tracks intact.
The only part that feels weird about a shorter duration like that is tv/movie adaptations of books. The game of thrones show came out 15 years after the first book, does that mean they would have been able to make it without licensing it from the author?
I think server side statistical analysis can go a long way to detect stuff like that. Obviously its always a cat and mouse game between devs and cheaters, and there are always workarounds, but theres a lot more the devs could be doing without relying on invasive client side detection.
Has anyone done the analysis on looking at the checks NASA is writing compared to the total contract price to know how front-loaded or how much money is still remaining in the contract? That seems like the easiest way to figure out whether its worth it for them to continue or not.
They removed the autonomous flying part for this mission, so they can't jettison it without a human inside. They are supposedly working on adding that feature back in. It also cannot be attached to the canada arm so they can't even clear it away from the port its using.
did you do your roof at the same time? theres a big cost of taking the solar off and putting it back on when doing roof work which can kill cost efficiency if not lined up with the lifecycle of your roof.
The story of the dawn redwoods is pretty interesting. Found in the fossil record, thought to be extinct, but then in the 40s a grove was found in china and seeds shipped all over the place. Now theres a bunch of cities planting them along sidewalks including nyc. Although sadly now it seems like the grove in china is having issues.
The problem with chrome is the performance, it is very slow and uses a bunch of memory. There was a neat post here awhile ago about generating pdfs faster https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39379690
It's not so uncommon, I was just reading about Kristen Neuschafer and Yannick Bestaven who both rescued fellow competitors in solo races. Both happened in the last couple years.
The whole air has longer to travel thing is obviously hand waving a lot of different properties that are all combining to get better efficiencies. For example, don't forget the coanda effect and its contributions to the shape of a wing. Luckily we can always just return to the navier-stokes equations to help us out.
I tried to do exactly what you say last week but I couldn't get it to work. The turborepo documentation seems to indicate its possible with the whole concept of "internal packages" but it all depends on the compilation step of Project B being configured to compile and bundle workspace dependencies, and a simple "tsc" wasn't doing it for me regardless of the different tsconfig settings I tried.
its udp with encryption and congestion control, but the aspects that gamedevs like about udp, low latency and out of order delivery without head of line blocking are features