So they really just turned off the Apollo token out of spite, then?

Anyone who has had to take any kind of training about dealing with government documents should be beside themselves after seeing the bathroom picture. It's just insane.

Charging him is still a big milestone, and setting the precedent that a former president can be charged is still important. But, yeah, sentencing will be the even bigger milestone.

Tbf, there are a ton of comments that I think are genuine, not projection, about the API changes and blackouts, along the lines of "who cares" and "neckbeards!". And those are the people who haven't moderated a subreddit, weren't there when old. was the default, and that I'm fine with leaving behind- the commenters who might as well be spambots.

Wait, does Lemmy federate with Mastodon? How does that work?

Just bots posting old content and tweets for the chatbots to comment on. Fun.

when 3rd party apps won’t or don’t implement those features

A lot of those features weren't accessible through the API, so the 3rd party apps couldn't implement them even if they wanted to.

Ah, so when I subscribe and it shows up as "pending", that's me trying to connect the two?

Still learning, thanks for the help.

NASA burns up a lot of garbage. They do send some home in the cargo/crew Dragon 2s, but they burn up the entire Cygnus cargo vehicles, and, starting last year, launch garbage bags out of the Bishop airlock.

Procedural terrain generation in Deep Rock Galactic is pretty cool. I could see also using it for textures and NPCs to make a game more varied for not much more work.

I'm hoping that Dragon 2's growing flight history helps reduce risks and the need for dissimilar redundancy, but I'll still be happier once both are in service. Two providers would be helpful just from a commercial standpoint now that ISS Crew, Axiom, Polaris, and Vast crew missions are all manifested.

On the startup side, I would also love to see Stoke make a crewed variant down the line.

Boeing's decline has been really disappointed and disheartening to see. This seems like another sign of them not being anywhere close to the same company anymore.

The iROSAs are pretty cool to see, both as a new technology and for increasing the power capacity on the ISS. It's also fun to see them pop up in other programs, like on DART and Lunar Gateway PPE, plus concepts like Astrobotic's LunaGrid and the Dynetics HLS bid (RIP).

I mean, the Zombie Heat arc had to end at some point, and it's insane that it went as long as it did. If Herro and Oladipo were around, maybe it would have gone a game or two longer, but the Nuggets are just better, top to bottom.

Hmm. I can see that account, but I don't see any posts (in the Mastodon app).

In 5e that would be rough terrain and would halve the speed to 10/7.5 miles per day. Maybe 1 mph? That could be about right.

Nope. NASA really needed to get the ball rolling sooner on the Human Landing System and new space suits for them to have any hope of being on time.

Despite all its flaws, it's still the most powerful rocket to make orbit. A slightly different chart that only includes successes wouldn't show N1 or Starship at all (at least, not yet).

I had a good run with StumbleUpon, Google Reader, and a few forums before mostly moving to Reddit. Time to scatter again.