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Terraform supports this by setting prevent_destroy = true in a resource's lifecycle, which I discovered after I accidentally vanished an entire Elasticsearch domain—fortunately, though, not prod.
Every country they promised to, which is the core of the matter.
It's one thing to be upfront from the start about how you're going to independently produce vaccine for yourself first, ensuring nobody plans on receiving your production.
It's another entirely to promise to export and then later threaten to hold back.
> you might think that you can only write applications in Rust and Go using K8s, no JavaScript but Typescript only
Pff. Everyone knows Haskell, Idris and Elixir are acceptable, too.
Being in a place can be thought of as a rivalrous good because other people cannot simultaneously be in that place.
>Increasing testing requirements to ensure it does ejects itself away from the LEO
You actually specifically want things to go to LEO before they die; when they're sufficiently low, atmospheric drag takes care of them quickly.
I agree with the overall direction of your point-that we need to be careful about our space junk-though :)
>What's the cost to also fit that carrier out with all of the various aircraft required to make the carrier worth having?
Right idea! The answer is "hardly anything, relative to crewing it for its useful lifetime", but you're barking up the correct tree.
Yes, that's the idea: the price of sitting on a dragon's hoard of cash that's not doing anything is that its value decreases over time, so you are incentivized to actually do something with it.
I suspect they get the idea.
For what it's worth, I took up running, changed my diet, and found that both of those in combination did effectively nothing to address my ADHD symptoms. I'm a lot healthier now than I was before I discovered I loved running, but to this day I use medication because it's the only thing I've tried that makes a meaningful difference.