Yeah this seems likely. You could see from the altitude and speedometer (can’t think of better word for it rn) that the rocket slowed down hovering for a short moment before accelerating again and falling into water.
Anyways, I’d be much more interested for spacex to release info on what wasn’t as successful.
Not yet.
What happened in China in 1960? O.o
High life expentancy is communism tho
I don’t know man, Debian’s TUI installer is just neat. It does the job.
But may I ask why do you want to run Linux
If I had to guess, it’s because Linux doesn’t suck.
Windows Intune -> Microsoft Intune -> Microsoft Endpoint Manager -> Microsoft Intune
Then have a look in all defender plans and renamings… Holy removedballs
Oh that’s good to hear. I hopped to Debian when they installed snap and changed Firefox to snap version in 22.04 or something
Until you upgrade to next semiannual version and it installs snap back
The bond between layers or the walls is a lot weaker than just solid material.
The 1 walled hook has the infill resisting and pulling back as you try to straighten the hook. When it fails, some of the connections between infill and walls break, causing the hook to lose it’s form or original rigidity permanently. In the case of 2 walled hook, this damage should be less severe, making it more durable.
Yeah I’m mostly joking on Nintendo being anal about their IP
Lawsuit in 3… 2…
If we removed Brits from the world map, we could call it just Ireland
I’d think calling Scot a Brit is like calling Peruvian an American. Technically true but kinda rude
Doesn’t sound like this sailor is much into reading
Thanks for the good explanation, makes sense.
I’ve been using Debian for both servers and desktop for some while, and tbh getting DE updates earlier would be nice without going unstable - but not nice enough to start tinkering around and potentially compromising the stability so I get it
Someone explain, why lmde over Debian?
But it is other way around. Manjaro clients were spamming requests to AUR taking it down.
The last one is completely reasonable. “We have had so much problems with this platform that we decided it’s not worth using time on”