Got 4% on my first (and only) calc midterm. I statistically should have gotten a better grade by randomly picking multiple choice questions and leaving everything else blank... Sadly it didn't provide anything to the rest of my class and I had actually studied for it.
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Lol And here's me using two year old petg that was stored in open air on a boat without issues.
Maybe I just print slowly enough for that to be ok.
And the telsat constellation won't require thousands of satellites in orbit like starlink and others that will clog up the sky and pollute the atmosphere as they burn up and get relaunched. Less than 150 sats for telsat if I remember correctly.
I put my oven on low when making pancakes to keep them warm until I finish a batch. I guess there's nothing stopping me from adding empty plates in there before serving.
But their boots barely last a single winter.
Yes! And no gears to worry about when you need to punch through a snow bank.
Hmm, looks like it's still running the locked US codebase but they were allowed to install their own electronic addons to it.
Didn't Israel get access to the code as part of their contract? Kinda wish we had asked for the same thing now...
I'm the kind of person that needs a folding bike (travel by sailboat) but at 4300$ for a bike with basic components I'm not sold on this one.
I don't mind a bit more latency (should still be nicely below 100ms) but my use case is more related to mid-Atlantic mobile connectivity than remote region broadband.
Their planned implementation just seems much better than others with beam shaping, linked satellites and less than 200 satellites to maintain and replace.
Although you're not wrong about our telecom track record...
It'll be interesting to see what the Canadian telesat LEO system will be capable of. They're supposed to be launching satellites next year and are using a higher orbit so will need much fewer satellites than starlink.
Well not the whole thing. Maybe a third of the questions or something like that.