SpaceX’s unsuccessful fairing recovery attempt, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and the Great Firewall of China. All of this, and much more, on episode 15 of CTRL+D.
Stuff notes:
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Liftoff of HMS Bad Taste.
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The fairing half was, eventually, brought back to shore.
SpaceX’s recovered fairing spotted sailing into port on Mr. Steven – https://t.co/r64KYSQAo7 pic.twitter.com/2ivCZgfrN1
— TESLARATI (@Teslarati) February 23, 2018
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If you still want a summary of AIDA, AIM and DART, however, one written by somebody who is not incompetent, please follow this link.
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Meet the HERA mission, further detailed in an official ESA presentation.
[00:31:11] –
If you are intrigued by the proposition of an MMO fishing game, but would rather not support a manipulative developer, I would advise you to consider Ice Lakes instead. My collected data presents it as a positively received game with single- and multi-player modes, supplemented by VR support.
[00:36:51] –
Unfortunately, Pedro was unable to recollect what book he was referencing.
[00:48:26] –
My audio analysis of CTRL+D’s back catalogue indicates that this would have been an opportune time to reference Mr. James Willems’s quote about humans being inherently garbage.
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Grey Newell’s newly founded game development studio, called Naetyr, has a website, a facebook page, a twitter profile, and a subreddit.
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[01:11:30] –
The Great Firewall of China is, alas, real.
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Factual error detected! 2016’s Pixels was directed by Chris Columbus, not Uwe Boll.
[01:38:54] – [The Bobbys]
Observe USAF general David Goldfein, talking about the future of space warfare.
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The end.