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True. Didn’t think of it that way
True. Didn’t think of it that way
347 apparently, across 7 years of operation
I think messing up on NASA projects will hurt a company way more. Of course aviation is supposed to be safe, but even the 737 Max has flown thousands of hours. Comparing how many people that have flown on them, versus how many that have been hurt/killed, is still a small number, which is still is supposed to be zero of course.
Traversing space, a pinnacle of engineering, is quite another level of danger, and if you insist on your product being functional and safe, and then kills two astronauts, would cause a whole different level of backlash
In this particular situation, if Boeing says it’s safe, I would be inclined to trust them, because if they make the return happen, and it fails, Boeing is done fore. As a crew member though, I would pass for sure and wait for a Dragon
Have you considered just buying a wireless charger? I bought a MagSafe compatible case, and wireless chargers for the car and one for the nightstand
Or Faraday pouches
Credit card fraud
He does a lot of work as special advisor for EFF and also know for the invention of the word Enshittification
He’s very anti-DRM, so much that he doesn’t sell his books on Amazon, because they refuse to sell them DRM free
He’s always worth a listen, for instance on This week in tech
Maybe it’s because they dream about the problems being fixed
next time they’re going to rename it to “The best chip”
Ok It just says pre-order on their website: https://www.ayntec.com/products/odin-2
Which the article also mentions 🙂
As of writing, the AYN Odin Pro is on sale at around $250 to make way for the AYN Odin2, which just wrapped up a wildly successful crowdfunding campaign. It will be significantly more powerful, with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, more RAM, Android 13, WiFi 7, and a larger battery. You can preorder the new version for $370, but the Odin2 Pro won’t ship until mid-December at the earliest.
How would you do that, and what’ll you do when it runs out of battery?
Embedding it also reduces range by a lot. Gplama did a test
That’s a very valid point