I keep calling them cubesats, but the Starlink satellites are approx 250kg and cost around $250,000 to build, so, assuming they can be returned and upgraded, cost-wise, this might work as vehicles such as Starship will often be full going up, and almost empty returning.
Lately in the rabbit hole of Japanese "automated parking garage" videos. Jeez. Pretty amazing stuff, but one has to wonder about the nightmare when something goes wrong.
Are these the ones where people don't go in and are often underground?
I wonder if the cost of fixing a big problem is far more than just bricking up the entrance and paying out insurance.
As you may know I am not a big fan (at all!) of #YouTube "reaction videos". But I just stumbled into a young (apparently Irish) woman working her way through the original "The Prisoner" -- and she was on the last episode "Fall Out".
This is of course the correct reaction to the finale.
I've been to Portmeirion a few times, even stayed there. It had a tiny shop selling Prisoner themed gifts, and the person running it was correctly attired with the jacket, and never broke character when he was in the village. I always gave him a cheery 'Be seeing you'.
This was late 80s/early 90's, when cosplay outside of a Star Trek event wasn't really a thing in the UK, so everyone thought he was a bit strange for keeping the 'act' up.
It's a lovely place, although falling apart and needing a lot of maintenance. Also a lot smaller than you'd think, as it uses forced perspective to make some of the buildings, and the whole town, look bigger.
Got around to reading @pluralistic's "Red Team Blues". I'm about the same age as Martin Hench, also do security stuff, and if I was offered sex twice in two days I'd at least consider if I was being honeypotted. I'm only halfway through the book, maybe he is! Anyway, that's why I'm single.
He picks his jobs and charges a high percentage on high value recovery work. It gives him time to chill, and get around in his magnificent tour bus, eating, drinking, and entertaining like a king, rather than staying home and being on the internet all day, like me.
I have not bought a television for years because of the number of hours of research I'd need to do. Of the two I have, one was given to me by rich people who were moving abroad, and the other I found in a car park.
The #MarkMenzies experience doesn't just stop at getting held hostage in a flat and begging a pensioner for the ransom money.
No, the drama is even more INTENSE.
"...In 2017, the Mirror reported [Menzies] had been quizzed by police over claims he got a dog drunk in 2015. He denied the allegation to the paper and said that he was cleared by police...."
