@brandontroberts I'm amazed it does as well as it does. It's right next to Nextjs (SSR/hybrid)
Most of these options are "speed focused" and work well in the app created. (movie listing app?)
@Megarad35 @GratDisMemes Most point toward Euro Disney as the main money pit, which affected second gate development in CA. We could have gotten "Epcot west", but didn't because it got too expensive.
@Lutwiy@Cosmic_Andrew1 The biggest issue with Shuttle, and a lesser extent for SR71 is that these issues couldn't really be addressed after the fact. Shuttle's design was flawed to do too much at once, resulting in being bad at a lot of things, the main ones being safety and turnaround efficiency.
@Lutwiy@Cosmic_Andrew1 Shuttle's fatality rate is directly tied with the large amount of people on board with no abort modes and being forced to execute missions due to external factors (DOD, ISS)
As I said, both these planes were "impractical", if they weren't they'd still be flying around.
@Lutwiy@Cosmic_Andrew1 SR-71: expensive to fly when it first came out and expensive to fly when retired. Mind you even first gen spy satellites didn't put lines on the line and couldn't get shot down. SR-71 didn't even fly into the USSR due to the possibility of getting shot down.
@Lutwiy@Cosmic_Andrew1 The primary reason for the SR-71 to be retired is due to the cost to fly it.
Shuttle has the highest fatality rate of all human rated launch systems. Its also hard to increase frequency when lives are on the line, and 2/5ths of your fleet is destroyed.
@TheGoats2383 @DodgersNation What's insane is even with all the injuries the stats were still stupidly good. Just didn't perform anywhere near the expectations at all once the post season started. If everyone was fully healthy they could have been even better. But that's baseball!
@ThoseHand @JimmyCooks87 @JomboyMedia I'd give the pitcher less than one per inning. Possibly give the entire pitching staff maybe even 1 per game. Pitchers already have the advantage.