Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by mysterydip on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:00AM
(#41201920)
Maybe they just need to flip it twice like inserting USB devices.
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Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by willhackett on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:14AM
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It's always the second flip
Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by __MatrixMan__ on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:20AM
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The first flip collapses the wave function so that it has a definite orientation at all. The second flip then achieves the correct orientation.
Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by HPsquared on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:29AM
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The wavefunction collapses on the first attempt to plug in: it's always the wrong way.
Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by __MatrixMan__ on Monday August 12, 2024 @01:58PM
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If that were true then it would work on the second try. In reality it's always the wrong way on the second try.
Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by yencabulator on Friday August 09, 2024 @02:57PM
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The second flip is to rotate it around the 4th axis.
Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by maxcan on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:20AM
(#41202104)
nope.. its symmetrical about a bunch of axes. at most they'd need a 60 degree rotation, not 180 like USB-A. So this standard is precisely 3x better than USB-A
Re:Boeing Starliner could brick ISS docking port if crew aba...
by actionfromafar on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:47AM
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How many times better is a barrel jack?