Don’t think any engine is immune to SEO

Yuzu and Citra are no more.

I knew the reference at “Allo”

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United Launch Alliance

GrapheneOS is a really easy process, hardest part is unlocking the bootloader (which isn’t hard at all).

Rest of the process is just clicking 3* buttons on a website and you’re done.

*Some buttons you have to click multiple times

Were it so easy…

Sweet, just won 10 bucks on a bet!

Embrace Extend Extinguish*

They literally just need to enable it in the dev page of EAC and Proton handles the reat.

Should be “GNOME mutter what”

I get half of the joke, but completely lost on the second half, and title.

Isn’t this illegal?

Were Valve to let its competitors implement SteamOS on their devices

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That, and Americans would do something stupid like have it be quarter/day/week/year or something.

Can’t find any reference to anyone dying or getting injured, but in terms of pad damage it definitely takes the cake.

The first Starship may have put a hole in the pad, but the N1 obliterated it.

Fully reusable super-heavy rockets with multiple full stage combustion engines running on Methane have been done before? You mind sharing sources because I can’t find any.

Closest thing I can think of is the Soviet N1 rocket (about 2/3 the thrust of Starship) which the Soviets really struggled with and ended up abandoning, and it wasn’t even close to being reusable.

You do realize that SpaceX is (currently) the only manufacturer that’s trying not to dump their rockets into the ocean (or wilderness/villages in the case of Russia and China respectively), right?

What bugs? At this point we don’t have an explanation for the first-stage RUD, looking at the overlay it seems there were issues re-lighting the Raptors which could be for any reason.

From what I saw, the hot-staging went perfectly with the RUD happening when the ship was already in space.

Mullvad is by far the best for privacy since you can literally pay with cash and all your account is is a number. No email, no phone number (unless you pay with Swish), nothing at all identifiable except your IP.

The pricing is honest and very consumer friendly, although being more expensive than average. There is no subscription, just monthly cost with no special discounts to get you to buy it “cheaper”.

And they got raided by police and provided them with everything they had: Literally nothing.