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They also did not take $ from Operation Speed Warp so I think they waited till now to keep this apolitical.

Whole Foods need to learn that the American version of "flair" on uniforms is not the same as wearing a poppy in Canada or UK etc.

Learned something about the pawn shop industry in China. Had no idea.

You should watch this video (and several others) of this professor, David Ruzic from Uni of Illinois

This video he talks about the economics of nuclear plant.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbeJIwF1pVY

This video, he talks about modular micro-nuclear reactor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gtog_gOaGQ

His videos are great. Worth your time.

Or southeast Georgia. They do burns every year. Because they do farm for southern pine so they have an interest in keeping fires under control.

Blasphemy laws suck

Wouldn’t surprise me Southwest will start looking at other options. Herb is gone and new management.

No that’s Swarm Technologies.

https://qz.com/1226962/an-unauthorized-satellite-launch-in-i...

NPR is fantastic when it comes to accessibility by providing transcripts. I linked the page thinking the transcript will come later as they usually do. But turns out it was a wrong link. See elsewhere for the correct link.

From ACLU article:

Third, Robert’s arrest demonstrates why claims that face recognition isn’t dangerous are far-removed from reality. Law enforcement has claimed that face recognition technology is only used as an investigative lead and not as the sole basis for arrest. But once the technology falsely identified Robert, there was no real investigation.

I fear this is going to be the norm among police investigations.

See Flint as an example.

They know this stuff is bad but they are confident their wealthy town or county will not allow it to impact the drinking water supply. It'll be "someone else most likely poorer areas" problem.

Imagine this started when Musk wanted to send seeds to Mars.

Crew Dragon has a toilet.

Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

They will after the COVID crisis eases.

And now what? Will Amazon improve their business process to avoid future situations like this?

(of course not)

We just launched three astronauts last week. They have quarantine process they've been using for years even before COVID-19 came up.

The three mega churches near me (Central Indiana) have gone virtual. Thankfully.

You can read here

https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-joe-rogan/1439-mich...

Not dead but Lamar Alexander reported McConnell plans to take it up after recess (March 23).

* I’m definitely sorry that happened to her, and I’m glad police were trying to solve it,” McCoy said. “But it just seems like a really broad net for them to cast. What’s the cost-benefit? How many innocent people do we have to harass?”*

I understand he doesn’t have the resources to fight the constitutionality of the whole process. This quote is why ACLU, EFF, and others need to work together to take it up further. Stop the police from continuing the habit of just sweeping people’s data and worry about the details later.

Tesla?

This is a good point. Goes both ways.

3,500? wow. What are you managing if I may ask?

The persistent view that IT is a cost-center is why this happens.

And you’ll get sued for using the public domain pics on your website instead Of paying Getty

I read they plan one of the next few starlink launches to be a fifth reflight booster.

Yes. No core has done 5 launches yet.

Starlink launches are heavy and I wonder pushing the envelope reduces the margin of error. The last successful barge landing with Starlink crushed the leg core as it came in hot and heavy.

I’m sure these tough landings will help SpaceX.

Another crypto post here:

Wikipedia has grown to the point where it's really so important that the database is going to need to be WORM compliant so records can't be changed and editors can be encouraged to be more responsible. This would make inserting false info more expensive & increase trust.

Jimmy replied:

It is really important that records can be changed. Removing that feature would be bad.