Oh ok. Tanks for the clarification.

Anyway, that’s still about mach 23, so a lot more than the planned speed.

The plan is for the hydrogen-powered aircraft to take off like an airplane and then reach an orbit around the earth like a rocket.

Just for reference, the escape speed is 11.186 km/s or approximately mach 33.

The hypersonic aircraft equipped with such a propulsion system could make ESA’s vision of developing a horizontal take-off spacecraft a reality.

Interesting, but I see this as only as a step in that direction, not the final product that actually stays in orbit. If it can reach whatever altitude you call space, it certainly won’t stay there on its own. With speed like that, it’s just going to drop like a plane.

Disney: hold my beer

Among other things, the code requires companies to provide and regularly update documentation about their AI tools and services; bans developers from training AI on pirated content; and comply with content owners’ requests to not use their works in their data sets.

If Meta can’t agree with basic decency like that, I take it as clear evidence that Meta needs more regulation. I get the feeling that we’re watching a replay of the tobacco-asbestos-oil story again. Strict regulation seems to be the only way to control these corporations.

If you see sparks and smoke coming from the computer, you can be pretty sure you’re doing something wrong.

In Nordic folklore, there’s a concept for a household spirit (nisse/tomte) that may do mischievous tricks if you don’t treat it appropriately. If mathematics can’t solve this puzzle, it has to be a computer tomte that isn’t happy with your taste in RGB or how infrequently you run software updates.

That’s a mathematics problem. Current theory of probability doesn’t account for cases where the probabilities are actively fighting against you. Once you’ve formulated the axioms of antagonistic conditional probability, you should be able to understand how USB-A ports work.

Smaller is better in the bag and bigger one is better on the desk. Sounds like you might not appreciate the benefits of small size.

According to the provided documentation, the subligaculum-underwear appears optimized for a default female architecture, and potentially FtM as well. I wonder if it also supports certain non-binary… Either way, male hardware support is not explicitly deprecated—just undocumented. Certain parts of the documentation seems to imply support whereas others contradict it.

So yes, you can compile it with male extensions, but expect some runtime warnings and potential clipping issues. Proceed with caution and maybe take a backup of your wardrobe before you start.

That jungle theme seems to be working really well. You could put a little Tarzan figurine somewhere in there. You know, like one of those aquarium decorations, but for gardens.

Don’t use light then. That’s a limitation of our technology and understanding of physics.

If you find sailing boats agonizingly slow, you gotta upgrade to steam boats. First, you need to develop the appropriate machining technologies so that you can build pistons that seal reasonably well.

Man made rules tend to be paradoxical, inconsistent, contradictory and poorly designed. What about laws of physics?

That should be narrow enough for Italian roads.

Next, we’ll try the petroleum refinery method. First, let’s get some steel pipe, a MIG-welder and a barrel of crude oil.

I’m glad you’ve found the words to describe how you feel.

What does it mean to be demiboy? That’s a new term for me.

And not just a little bit either. Seems like he really really hates everyone now that he returned to this topic.

You could also technically fix it using the “missing Missy” method.

See also: kerning

If you have a proper telescope, satellites can get in the way and run your pictures.

Satellites are fairly small and really far away.