Musk was talking about SpaceX's plans. NASA is free to do whatever it wants. NASA has been out of the "going to space" mission for decades now. It's time to let private industry - who are actually incentivized to innovate, pick up and move us forwards.

Would our current political hack of an FTC director, who has zero professional experience outside of the bubble of Ivy League education would likely see a SpaceX offer as an inroad into an investigation. ------ Posted from my 64c Risc-V SuperPi

The defendant, whether guilty or not, was certainly not shy about their wealth gleaned from these services.

A small modular reactor in the near vicinity of one of these would be a great way to perpetually charge this battery farm, supply clean energy during all usage hours, and step in for when the battery farm has a failure that leads to sudden and potentially dramatic discharge of its capacity. The greenists will realize that the new designs are practically meltdown proof (unless you override the numerous safety precautions, AND disable/lock out the analog safety systems). And the non-greenists will realize lower energy prices.

Has "Stefan Thomas" confirmed with the Blockchain that he does indeed own this Bitcoins? This is one case where the intrinsic traits of Bitcoin would be useful for showing authenticity.

She literally has no work experience, and her biggest qualification was some essay she wrote in college.

Outside of nuclear, there is no other technology that can economically produce enough electricity than fossil fuel sourced generation.

Respectfully, no party actually cares about their voting base. Modern politicians have no incentive to fix problems. They only care about getting elected, and they use problems as campaign fodder. They promise to fix the problems, but once they are in office, they do nothing. This is because fixing problems is hard and it takes time. It is much easier to just make promises and then blame the other party when the problems don't get fixed.

This is more of a demonstration of financial illiteracy than any "blunder" on the Bank's part.

This is no different than a company blocking Reddit, or Slashdot. Company security policies shouldn't be news.

The average user will never notice the speed at which their browser renders a webpage. If having every page ready for you is THAT important, you need a caching server on your network, not some browser tweaks.

This seems awfully like SSH pre-shared certificates.

The gaming industry has long suffered the lack of real innovation. This latest iteration of MW will doubtlessly continue with a physics engine that ignores reality, with uninspired graphics, and finally, with lots of let-down garnered from a dedicated and so-far-loyal fanbase.

Now that the machines are making modifications to code affecting potentially billions of computers worldwide (these updates may be upstreamed to mainline), it's a mere matter of time before AI reaches sentience on a distributed platform at the kernel level. All under the noses of those pesky human "contributators".

The concept of the "stable coin" is no different from a Hawala banking network. These have existed since roughly 700AD and are still in use today.