@klojomon1@criticallyhails If you think she's cooler with a really really cool sword, wait 'til she g----
*murdered for spoilers*
But seriously, I could say another two or three things. :P
@seannelson@Mailchimp@mandrillapp@MailchimpStatus This is affecting my business as well. There's one response on here acknowledging the issue but no official status report anywhere else. I've had to switch our systems to Mailgun as a backup.
I visited Intuitive Machines on Tuesday wondering whether the Odysseus mission was a success or a failure. I left without any doubts.
https://t.co/VwQrkgpzWN
@voyagerav@Newyorkez@Int_Machines The bigger issue is the autonomous antenna switch if it detects a communications issue. Considering two of the antennas are pointing at the ground, this is giving them brief windows to get and send data when the upright antennas are active. It needs new instructions basically.
@saxushu @Erudite_TWR When cameras are used it's generally positioned to monitor the exterior of the satellite to see things like external damage, separation of stages, etc. Rarely to take vanity pictures. Extra weight means more fuel for thrust.
@saxushu @Erudite_TWR And for good reason. It takes a hell of a lot more processing to scrape usable data from an image. What you need are sensors to collect data necessary to operations - often autonomously. The communications lag makes doing these things remotely based on visual imagery impossible.
@Joachimvoldseth@wjsteele@SpaceTechLab They've been extremely busy figuring out why they are having communications issues and getting a handle on the lander's status. Maybe they could've said something sooner, but this probably wasn't a priority under the circumstances.
@unicornflyers@SpaceTechLab It actually makes perfect sense. The nav system was supposed to signal to the EagleCam when to deploy during descent. Due to the unexpected failure and software update to switch to the alternate sensor, they didn't have time to vet and enable the deployment system for EagleCam.
@NMalone8@iceburnr1@drquoz @BadVaccineTakes But that fact is relevant to this post because the likelihood of this lady seeing a tuberculosis patient is more relevant to US numbers than global numbers.
@nadnerbsamoht@BadMedicalTakes To some extent probably with a fairly broad definition of 'parasite', though they're quite normal and not the cause of any real health issues.
@Nats2024 @GeoMitch44 @MDomino07@atrupar@pdoocy Don't you remember when the USDA started arresting people for failing to eat the required 3-5 servings of vegetables a day?
@davidmhomewood@MickWest@travisstaylor1 Game programmers, famously incapable of doing basic algebra related to optics, visual effects, and motion in 3D space.
@erinwys@ChosenTime50@dmalcolmcarson@NateSilver538 I do think there's a legit strategy by experienced debaters that know all the arguments where you can essentially demonstrate all of the flaws in their reasoning and the lack of evidence. You won't change minds that have been made up but you may keep more people from falling in.
@erinwys@ChosenTime50@dmalcolmcarson@NateSilver538 And the people that distrust science will take it as an admission of guilt no matter what you say. The inherent (and important) lack of absolute certainty in science is easily exploited by the dishonest and you'll only sway the people who basically already understand that.