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Comment on Private spacecraft Blue Ghost lands successfully on moon in ~space
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Comment on Private spacecraft Blue Ghost lands successfully on moon in ~space
ijs1090 Link ParentOn its own, it would not work. Part of the test is actually to test the vacuuming technology, including the approach of brining the necessary gas along with it...On its own, it would not work. Part of the test is actually to test the vacuuming technology, including the approach of brining the necessary gas along with it
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Comment on Tildes Game Giveaway: June/July 2024 in ~games
ijs1090 Link ParentI have been wanting to play it for a while, so, 5 tickets on "Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical"!I have been wanting to play it for a while, so, 5 tickets on "Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical"!
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Comment on Great audiobooks that come to mind because the narrator is amazing and NOT Ray Porter? in ~books
ijs1090 Link ParentWheel of Time (your fingers are probably just too fast)Wheel of Time (your fingers are probably just too fast)
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Comment on Baldur’s Gate 3 is causing some developers to panic in ~games
ijs1090 Link ParentIt's a prompt as you leave the Act 1 area for Act 2, and the Act 2 area for Act 3. It doesn't say "leaving Act x", but rather something more akin to "have you done everything you want to do? You...It's a prompt as you leave the Act 1 area for Act 2, and the Act 2 area for Act 3. It doesn't say "leaving Act x", but rather something more akin to "have you done everything you want to do? You won't be back"
It's usually an interesting consideration when you trade risk of failure/cost of redundancy of the mechanical mechanisms with the limiter and cost of bringing your own fuel. I suspect that this approach is driven primarily as a test and proof of technology, and at some point later down the line it will be considered within the context of a larger trade study.