Oh for sure, they just have a much higher risk tolerance than me. They finally just got the first Starlink launch up! And the ship had an engine out!

The shot with all those cranes takes me back to the original Starship tower construction days. Cool to see.

I remember everyone freaking about only having one tower before the first booster catch attempts. Seeing the refit and new construction timelines really validates that fear, but I guess it's their MO to go for it.

Double catch on the same launch tower? Like, booster catch, move it to a stand, then ship catch? Or using the original tower for one?

Vulcan really needs to hit the ground running now.

They haven't launched in 3 months! I'm surprised there wasn't even a Falcon 9 during that gap.

Dick Cheney, loyal family man and war criminal.

Now that's conservative family values.

Saved you a click:

Slate Auto will retrofit an existing 1.4 million square foot factory in Warsaw, Indiana.

AntennaPod. It's available through F-Droid.

As long as you can turn it off... People who want that really do baffle me, though

Copa Cabana

While previous versions of the mixer used an electromechanical control system inside, the new Artisan Plus features a microcontroller-based system with a Hall effect sensor for more precision.

The new features sound nice, but the old system can last a lifetime. I don't need everything around me to be "smart" and have more points of failure.

I want to see pricing for the extended battery pack and bed cover, but that's still a good starting price for a barebones little city truck.

I'm really hoping it catches on with some fleet sales and DIYers/commuters who don't actually need a Ferd F-teen-thousand.

Lockheed Martin:

I hope they can pull it off.

I also hope that "small" means a Fiesta, but, knowing the US, the smallest I'm expecting is an Escape.

A Maverick EV seems like it could do well.

The water balloons in winter are such a good move

I think the reddit streams pages (RIP /r/nbastreams, /r/soccerstreams, etc) were the peak of stream accessibility and quality for me. I have some go-to sites now, but those subreddits were so convenient and easy.

AMfAB

"man I could've gone pro before the injury"

in Korea

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