RisingSwell

The UK did have an issue with a lotus Carlton that did a bit more than that. I think the cop cars were slower at the time as well.

My internet hasn't really changed in price, been 80/month for decades, just swapped no bandwidth for extreme instability.

In 3 years my internet will be just as capable of streaming games as it was 20 years ago.

You can also just use a program to block data access. I have like 15 Microsoft processes barred from the internet because fuck off from my limited data.

When did hotline Miami get banned? I own it on steam and I'm Aus.

That's a .ml problem, most instances don't have anything blocking cunt or any other words.

A Hyundai Excel can start in 5th. You shouldn't, it's bad, but it works.

I work retail and the number of phones/watches that have just failed to work means I'm never replacing my card. Sure, they could just be idiots who don't know how to use it like the people who can't use cards, but card just works.

My headset says over 80/60/40/20.

Notably that doesn't start on full. Full charge just states 'over 80%'

You can get more power from solar on the ground, cheaper, because it isn't in space and they'll get deorbited which is worse than vandalism because the entire thing is now gone.

I'm not disagreeing and saying they won't do it, I'm just saying it's an incredibly stupid idea.

Large data centres are used for a reason, it's way more efficient to shove all the compute in one large building than putting it in space, at all.

Its a horrifically stupid idea, with no real benefit at absurd cost.

If it's one rack it's kinda pointless? And also absurdly more expensive than putting that one rack almost anywhere else in the world. And you can't really fix or upgrade it. And then it's in space and more susceptible to bit flips.

I'm not sure there's a single thing it being in space does that's better than it not being in space.