It could be orbiting another star/thing in a close orbit, and is hidden behind it most of the time
Would be a weird coincident that it points its radiation at us only ever 44mins
I wish that the paper wasn't paywalled, I'm curious how the period of the observation works. Telling me it's every ~44min doesn't tell me for what duration we see signal versus for what duration we don't see signal, or how that signal changes over the observation window.
Dropping all the packets means that Russia doesnâ(TM)t have any contact with the outside world. Which is a boon to despotic regimes because alternative views aka âoethe truthâ gets throttled which only works to help keep whatever autocrat thatâ(TM)s there in power.
If you really want to kick Russia where it hurts donâ(TM)t buy any of their energy resources and work to bring down the price of what there is.
I think BSD administration is easier, and much more UNIX like.
For example, If you want to use a static IP instead of dynamic, it is a very simple one or lines to change. And it stays the for years, if not decades.
With Linux, first you have to consider which distro you are using. Then there is a systemd way of doing things, and a UNIX way of doing things.
I find BSD more straight forward and consistent.
It is contrary to reasoning to say that there is a vacuum or space in which there is absolutely nothing. -- Descartes