Do we even have one any more?
As Mark Levin often says, we seem to be living in a post-Constitutional era.
Do we even have one any more?
As Mark Levin often says, we seem to be living in a post-Constitutional era.
…isn’t.
To hell with these self-righteous “elites” who call me an “anti-science” murderer because I object to their unscientific tyranny.
I had a long telecon and exchange of emails with Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky a few weeks ago, to bring them up to speed on what is going on in space for National Review. This article would seem to be one of the first products of that discussion.
An enormous space telescope. I was writing about this sort of thing four decades ago, and it’s finally on the verge of fruition.
When I started using the machine this morning, it seemed to be running like molasses in January. I tried rebooting, and it took forever to boot, and then wouldn’t let me log in. I fired up a clean Fedora from a stick, and fscked my drives. The /home hard drive had a lot of errors on it, that got fixed, but there was no problem with the SSD where my OS resides. Then I rebooted. It took a long time, but finally came up. Everything continues to load and run slow. Nothing seems to be bogging down the CPU, and there is plenty of free memory. Any ideas what the problem could be?
Continue reading Strange Computer ProblemThey’ve completed final checkouts before today’s flight.
[Evening update]
I had an afternoon engagement that prevented me from seeing the flight, but the commenters seem to have the situation well in hand.
Why Peter Beck ate his hat.
More junk nutritional science.
They’re planning their own orbital research facility.
Take the ten-second course from the Babylon Bee.