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Re:Tesla Roadster on Friday October 16, 2026 @02:48PM (#50122667)
A flying car is a lot more valuable to the Tesla brand than some Super Bowl ads
Outdoor equipment, if you’re into that sorta thing. I didn’t know anything and I think my second backpack was nice enough to use.

Also laminated fabrics tend to be much easier to sew since they are so rigid

Re:You can just say it: the best definition of AI slop on Friday May 29, 2026 @09:22PM (#48331401)
Service work may last longer than other sectors, as some portion of the value provided in service work is human connection.

But I agree, when our minds and bodies are no longer capable of doing things that machines can’t, the only thing we have left to sell is our humanity

I did not see your comment before I left mine! But yes the second half makes sense.

I do think you might able to deduce the orbit even if the data release is delayed by a random time period. If you’re a foreign adversary that has its own satellites, you can measure the same information from a known orbit. Then one could compare the published data with one’s known dataset to deduce things like the angle from which the data was measured.

Hmm I think I’m wrong. From what I can tell satellites , especially those in LEO can be optically tracked pretty easily
My hunch is that the location of the satellites can be deduced from the weather data. These satellites would be a target in a time of war.
Re:Repl from Repo on Wednesday December 11, 2019 @02:38PM (#21765939)
I look forward to using this