Yup. Without details, the claim actually just doesn't even make any sense as I explained above.
I'm guessing there are translational problems with the reporting.

They did, in fact, use B-52s.
However, a 747 or A380 would work as well, and those are most definitely available to them.
But then again, maybe all of that is more of a pain in the ass than just doing a vertical launch.... But there's also simply the possibility that this test has no real analogue to the X planes, and is more akin to something like a... ballistically deployed cruise missile... for whatever reason you'd want such a thing.

The thing I keep getting caught up on is the terminology used in the reporting- ramjet.
Ramjets are not, and cannot operate at hypersonic regimes.
The combustion chamber must be subsonic, meaning with all of the tricks we know to move the speed envelope up they simply do not operate past Mach 5 or 6. For that, you need scramjets. Translation error, or indication that this is just a fart noise?

Wish we had more info.

Nope.

That's science. It just isn't science that supports your claim.

Did you read it?

Fuck whatever moron moderated you positively. You shit-for-brains are killing the world.
COVID, and the vaccine have highly elevated chances of myocardium reactive immune responses. Pretending like it doesn't exist so that you can shoot back at the anti-vaxers isn't fucking constructive.

Precisely. Tired of this "forced to live in" bullshit.
The culture is us. If the aggregate we wanted to change it, we would.

Agreed. The problem with this device is its price. The CPU was already literal multiple times faster than any other self-contained headset's.

Most User-agent strings that don't contain "bot" nor "Mozilla/" were in Anubis's allowlist last I checked.

Yet. Because Anubis is free software, and because its hash happens to be the same as the proof of work of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, someone could modify Anubis to tie the SHA-256 puzzle to the Bitcoin block that a mining pool is working on.

Until someone writes a browser extension to offload solving the hashcash to WebGPU.

Laptops tend to have an always-on CPU spike monitor: the exhaust fan. So do phones and tablets: they get warm. So do older, less expensive, or small-form-factor desktop computers: they get stuck on the interstitial for up to a minute.

This already exists. Use an extension to make script-in-the-browser opt-in per domain, such as the Firefox extension "Javascript Control" by Erwan Ameil.

An all-time internet classic writing

I Played ‘The Boys Are Back in Town’ on a Bar Jukebox Until I Got Kicked Out

I seem to remember a service called Coinhive that offered a script to make the viewer's device mine the cryptocurrency Monero in the background. I forget if it had an option to hide the article until a particular amount was mined. (Coinhive shut down when too many intruders started installing its script on other people's websites.)

You don't even need to generate it, there is plenty of copyright free music especially because of streamers.

Copyright-Free Music for Twitch and YouTube

And you'd think it'd be common knowledge in that we should all know some basics about genetics and evolution and if we share a common ancestor and like 80-99% of our DNA with other mammals and like over 30% with all other life on Earth that viral infections could adapt, like it logically follows if you understand and believe those things are true.

But of course that's the rub ain't it, to say animal to human transmission is possible is implicitly acknowledging all those other things are true as we know them and recent events have made accepting this idea of animal to human transmission not a scientific thing but a political one.

Legislator Misconduct Database

Whose gonna press charges? Haven't you heard, if you have the right politics you are exempt from crimes.

Over 8 billion people have an IQ under 100%.

98% of traffic problems on highway 17 are caused by dipshits who should never be allowed to use the left lane. 1% are caused by that one dip in the fast lane on the EB side that they don't seem to be able to fix ever. The remaining 1% are caused at the first exit on the inland side when it's busy.

Before Teslas even existed I was passing the clowns who don't know what a passing lane is for on the right on the 17. The only meaningful difference between then and now is that there's more drivers, including more of those clowns. Well, that and that the speed limit used to be 65, so more competent drivers could make it over the kill. Of course, it was killing incompetents, so they reduced the limit and we all have to suffer. This is what happens when you design your nation around the car.

Ostriches aren't really domesticated, just in captivity. They are not your friend. Even people who keep them have to take precautions because sometimes they flip their shit and attack, and they can kill you.