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He didn’t mention any other 5th gen aircraft.

“the technology of the F35 will rapidly be eclipsed by developing technologies of rail guns, lasers, autonomous fighting vehicles and a whole host of other technologies that will rapidly mature and push manned fighter aircraft into obselecence with stunning speed.”

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Its the just above freezing thats the problem. Going from 31-33 degrees takes a ton more energy than 0-31 or 33-212. Changing water from a solid to a liquid takes a lot of energy.

Yep. State of the Union 2015, right after promising to make the first two years of college free for everyone.

A potential, albeit costly solution is to build charging stations on the sidewalk. Each is key activated with a resident’s key and the power cord head has a locking mechanism that secures it to the vehicle so pedestrians cannot remove it.

But this device does not play games. Spending $600 will leave you with just a piece of plastic. Yes a lot of early adopters will have the $1000 pc to run games with the Rift, but for the many people who aren’t hardcore gamers who’s participation is critical to VR taking off, don’t want to spend $600 on the device

Yes it is. This is a peripherial. It does not play any games. You need a $1000 pc on top of the cost of this device to generate the 3d graphics at the required framerates to have a good experience. If all you want to do is watch pregenerated VR content(like movies and videos) the gear vr is much cheaper(if you have a

That’s bullshit. There is almost no scenario where a traveler would willingly travel by plane to a destination without their cellphone. Smartphones are an essential part of modern American life. Business travelers depend on LiOn batteries to be productive on long flights. Many people read books on ereaders powered by

There is a difference between corporate interests using sports to run advertising and changing the nature of the competition to suit the company. Activision or any publisher owning an eSports league is bad news, since it puts their titles front and center while other publisher’s games are at a disadvantage.

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I think this whole process really came to the forefront after the Wii U holiday debacle. You had a console primarily targeted towards young children, which needed a multi hour update once first powered on. While all modern consoles require updates nowadays, that Wii U situation is still a strong memory in many

7 Dragons have already docked to the ISS...There will be another going up in January. If you are talking about Crew Dragon, since NASA’s commercial crew program was fully funded this year, SpaceX is on track to send the first people to the ISS in early 2017.

The awards used to be an exciting event. However Spike drove it into the ground by emphasizing the trailers and shoving actual award presentations into commercial breaks. The last Spike awards was a trainwreck since it played to stereotypes and wasn’t even televised.

I really dislike that statistic. Mobile and casual gaming rapidly evens out that ratio since almost everyone has a smartphone and most people tend to have a game or two on them. However The Game Awards and most game journalism does not cover that realm. It is more heavily focused on ‘core’ games like general AAA

Lucas did not give the Star Wars license to EA, Disney did. While LucasArts was responsible for some great games including this one, its last few years were a disaster and a failure. At least there are Star Wars games coming out now.

First, SpaceX is not a publicly traded company.

Leaks around secured nuclear storage facilities are of no concern to the general public. It is very unlikely that a new housing tract will be built on top of a nuclear power station. Radioactive particles from coal get into the air and spread over population centers, thus having a direct impact on public health.

Unintentional releases have happened a handful of times over the past 60 years, and contained waste is by its very nature not a threat to the general population. Traditional coal spews out radioactive material into the air that affects everyone.

No. Geosynchronous orbits are defined as when the orbital velocity of the object matches the radial velocity of the Earth. Therefore the satellite ‘apparently’ stays perfectly above one spot on Earth.

Looks like a rotary dispenser for cruise missiles.

There is a trick button. The dpad has roll left, right, and flip