In space, no one can hear you kernel panic (2020)

(increment.com)

45 points | by p0u4a 4 days ago

4 comments

  • throwaradfy5745 46 minutes ago
    How would these considerations affect Musk's space cloud ?
    • gostsamo 1 minute ago
      The same way it will affect the incoming mission to the center of the galaxy. The space cloud is much more related to the incoming SpaceX ipo than to any phenomena of the physical or computing universes. Termodynamics says "no".
    • rogerrogerr 33 minutes ago
      Starlink very likely leans toward “many cheaper satellites that may fail” instead of “fewer expensive satellites that are less likely to fail”

      Their advantage in the satellite-internet industry is that they can launch stuff fast and cheap; very likely this drives different tradeoff decisions than the regime this article talks about.

  • gnabgib 4 days ago
    (2020)
  • adampunk 3 hours ago
    Do not attempt to adjust your television. We control the horizontal. We control the vertical.

    We know Glenn is loquacious.