

Watching the NASA broadcast with the timeline on https://x37b.nl/artemis/ (glad you found my timeline useful too!) . I’ve been enjoying the interviews with folks on the recovery ship, and lots of photos of their preprations as well.


Watching the NASA broadcast with the timeline on https://x37b.nl/artemis/ (glad you found my timeline useful too!) . I’ve been enjoying the interviews with folks on the recovery ship, and lots of photos of their preprations as well.


The leak comprises roughly 337,000 files, including internal affairs investigations, unredacted criminal complaints, witness identities, and even officers’ medical information.
Bummer, not just their own data.


Gonna have to try that out. I think it would have told interesting stories on some past repos.
I wish '‘co-authored by AI’ was easy to flag in vcs.
Bluesky and Mastadon are on their list of socials.


Impressive marketing spin on “our product and deployment strategies are wildly insecure.”


No surprise that in the video the gestapo are clearly in no danger.


$160/yr for a two person plan. (And I use it on phone, personal, work, gaming — it’s not like their limiting user sessions.) I pretty much only use the search.


Yep, but it’s optional. I have the AI summary in my search off.


Switched to Kagi a year ago, haven’t looked back.

By 2029, new federal efficiency rules mean that all new electric water heaters over 35 gallons sold in the U.S. will employ the new technology (gas appliances are subject to different rules).
Nice!


Nuts, undermines the picture I had of them based on abolishing their army.
And separation. Interesting to hear their commentary on the noise levels, one was “much quieter than in the sim.” The official broadcast includes the docking cam view.

ETA: More about the rendezvous target guides on the ICP. Someone even published files to 3D print yourself one.
Live view from Orion now showing the astronauts as they prepare for some manouvers.

Is there a more detailed tracker than https://artemistracker.com/ ?
Scott Manley has a nice walkthrough of the whole mission. Some activities: do experiments, use exercise equipment, try out docking maneuvers, practice recognizing / photographing features on the lunar surface as they fly by (essentially as ^ said).


How do you use it?
My main interaction with Pinterest had been with it clogging my search results with copied images that no longer link back to their source pages.


I prefer to run processes directly on the host system if I can. Jellyfin is well behaved, running as its own user and not hogging RAM, and it doesn’t need dependencies that conflict with other apps/services. So I don’t see a need to add a layer of port/volume/stderr mapping.
I also ran HA and AppDaemon just in Python virtual envs. Glad to share Ansible playbooks if you’re interested.
Babies go nuts for crinkles for a few months of development. I wonder if it’s related.


The company pivoted to other storage solutions, like selling rebranded optical disc drives, external hard drives, and network-attached storage devices. However, none of these products were particularly unique or competitive, as Iomega went from dominating a specific niche to fighting in a market segment where it had no particular competitive advantage
An interesting lesson to try to apply to current business (not to mention career skills).
So excited for them to get out, but it’s great to see the capsule floating there safely (if a bit scorched!).