Kessler syndrome doesn’t apply because the orbits are too low to be stable. They have a finite shelf life before they deorbit, after which they’ll burn in the atmosphere. Admittedly, the light pollution is a real problem, but one which should be solved by building more orbital telescopes, not by avoiding building orbital infrastructure.
Starlink should 100% exist in some form or another, but it replacing terrestrial landline internet is madness. We can and should absolutely do both things.
I do belive that will demonstrate the point
Really, it’s more like Orange, Yuge Boi, and Not-Orange
Just imagine the steaks this puppy could cook up
Then when it gets back, it finds out it’s on a PIP
This is fascinating to me because i always end up with a cross between a Terran battlecruiser from Starcraft and the Normandy SR2.
Need to get oddessy and see if that persists there.
needs more jpeg
If you aren’t paying, you’re the product.
What sucks is that I can’t unbundle their AI shit from my subscription
Don’t have a source, just first hand experience. I work adjacent to multi-family construction and parking is one of the common items of discussion. It’s treated as an ante item that they would love to dispense with, as developers would love for every square foot of their footprint to be spent on units or other spaces which can be directly realized as revenue.
But that wasn’t the argument I was making, and, whether intentional or not, that’s not what the person in OP’s screenshot was saying. We were saying that there needs to be an examination of the local infrastructure to see whether it was able to support additional density before approving additional density. I’m not using this as an argument to say density bad, I’m saying that if the fucking water mains on the street don’t support another hundred units of draw during peak hours then building a hundred units on that plot is a recipe for disaster unless the water main is upgraded first, and the same goes for the transit infrastructure.
Based on the downthread comments, it sounds like this area would be great for adding additional density so there’s no problem there, but there should be a check to see if something is going to break if you add 300 car-dependent commuters to a city block someone was able to grab on the cheap because it had no meaningful access to the transit infrastructure of the area.
Not quite. Google fiber did 2 things: 1) in any market thry entered, they forced an ante speed and 2) they provided a model that a bunch of local coops and/or municipal networks could follow (and did)
They are currently in 28 markets in the US.
AT&T crossed the rubicon there a long time ago, they would be better off steering into it like this
The base isn’t flared enough
I hope he’s successful enough to branch out into the rest of the outfits too, it is rough out there.
Alternatively, you use the cloudflare money to sue the monopoly to decouple search and all other products, since blocking the AI trawlers shouldn’t have any measurable impact in search rankings
I don’t think it’s possible to tuck enough for them to be otherwise
I would also add that ‘why use many words when few word do’ is usually used to obfuscate bad stuff, so you could potentially pass the vibe check by just saying the above similarity to how you described it here.