@SpaceNoodle

It gets led to them. By a human.

@froztbyte

The guardian is kind of irrelevant to what I was getting at.

@antifuchs

50 miles, not 100 miles.

25 miles each way is not that big of a deal. In college I spent six months commuting 40 minutes each way (traffic gods willing it wouldn't be longer) from 31st street to Springhouse, PA.

Valley Forge is definitely at the limits of what I'd put up with though, unless there's good train service.

@mii @self

That’s where you put your company’s Shingy.

@Soyweiser @gerikson

But it’s weird because NRx/far right people are often very into the sort of people associated with Cathedrals. Royalty; conservative cardinals who wear the full antiquated costume and gewgaws; etc.

@V0ldek @swlabr

He has also written for right-wing sites like the Daily Caller, and turns up as a pundit on third-rate right wing news channels like OANN.

@GorillasAreForEating @mountainriver

Yes but if you had a five ton, meter wide strand of spider silk…

@self

I’m sure they were weird but this is too much.

@self

I’ve never witnessed such passion for the Web Designer’s Art.

@Evinceo @blakestacey

Buy the CD so you aren't afflicted by Aaron Sorkin

@gerikson

"would pose minimal risk for launches continuing past LEO"

I suppose so, and yet you could say the same about aircraft flying over the launch site on launch day. A collision is unlikely due to the speed of the rocket and the short time it would be at aircraft altitudes.

But I'm pretty sure they still don't want anyone flying over the launch pad.

@self @dgerard

I'd get pretty upset if I couldn't find my glasses.