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UK grants Starlink and Telesat NGSO licensesIMAGE
spacenews.com• Nov 10, 2022• 1 min read
UK grants Starlink and Telesat NGSO licensesThe United Kingdom gave SpaceX permission Nov. 10 to expand its Starlink satellite broadband network in the country, while also granting a license to Telesat for a competing constellation bound for non-geostationary orbit.
Another batch of Starlink satellites launch from Cape CanaveralIMAGE
spaceflightnow.com• Oct 20, 2022• 1 min read
Another batch of Starlink satellites launch from Cape CanaveralFifty-four Starlink internet satellites fastened to a Falcon 9 rocket blasted off Thursday from Cape Canaveral, continuing SpaceX’s deployments for a broadband network reaching into an ever-expanding market linking rural households, ships, commercial airplanes, and Ukrainian military forces in their fight against Russia.
Watch live: SpaceX preps for Falcon 9 test-firing in FloridaIMAGE
spaceflightnow.com• Jul 23, 2022• 1 min read
Watch live: SpaceX preps for Falcon 9 test-firing in FloridaSpaceX is preparing for a test-firing of a Falcon 9 rocket at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center at 9 a.m. EDT (1300 GMT) Saturday in preparation for liftoff Sunday with the company’s next batch of Starlink internet satellites. The rocket’s nine Merlin engines will fire for about seven seconds while hold-down clamps keep the Falcon 9 firmly on the ground at pad 39A. The Falcon 9 is set to lift off Sunday at 9:38 a.m. EDT (1338 GMT) with 53 Starlink internet satellites, marking SpcaeX’s 33rd launch of the year, and the 53rd dedicated launch for the Starlink network. Email the author. Follow Stephen Clark on Twitter: @StephenClark1.
China launches Tianlian data relay satelliteIMAGE
spaceflightnow.com• Jul 13, 2022• 1 min read
China launches Tianlian data relay satelliteChina launched the eighth satellite for its Tianlian data relay network in geostationary orbit on a Long March 3B rocket Tuesday, adding capacity to a constellation linking mission controllers with the Chinese space station and other low-orbiting spacecraft.
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Launch HN: Koko (YC W22 Nonprofit) – Online Suicide Prevention KitIMAGE
news.ycombinator.com• Mar 26, 2022• 1 min read
Launch HN: Koko (YC W22 Nonprofit) – Online Suicide Prevention KitHi! My name is Rob and I’m working with my cofounder Kareem on Koko (https://www.kokocares.org). We’re a nonprofit that provides free digital mental health services to millions of people struggling online — particularly adolescents.Today, we are launching our Online Suicide Prevention Kit (https://www.kokocares.org/suicide-prevention-toolkit). The goal is to help social networks and online communities better support at-risk individuals on their platforms.Many social platforms have built-in lists of keywords that detect mental health-related search terms (e.g., “self-harm” or “depression”). There is already an established practice to suppress content or surface disclaimers for such searches. Search “suicide” on most platforms and you’ll at least get shown a 1-800 number.But there are a few problems with this. The keyword lists always have glaring omissions. Millions of young adults can still easily find dangerous content, such as tips on how to self-harm or kill themselves. And while so
Ask HN: Help extract address lookup call from Spectrum's website?IMAGE
news.ycombinator.com• Oct 23, 2021• 1 min read
Ask HN: Help extract address lookup call from Spectrum's website?I noticed when I go to Spectrum's opt-out page (https://www.spectrum.com/policies/your-privacy-rights-opt-out) it fetches my exact address in the background (down to the apartment number) before I've filled anything in. In Chrome or Firefox you can just hit F12 and choose the "Network" tab before loading the site, scroll halfway down to click on the 'tnt.js?userProfile=' request, and look at the "Response" data to see your address.Inconveniently, it doesn't fill in the form to save customers' some unnecessary typing. I would like to turn this into a more general lookup service, making a few requests in a command-line python program instead of opening a browser, but I'm having trouble figuring out what sequence of requests, headers, and post data is needed to get it to work in isolation. Nothing malicious here, it would just help to know when remote employees have moved and forgotten to update HR.It seems it first does a basic GeoIP request to (https://www.spectrum.com/bin/spectrum/resi
First Starlink shell nearing completion as SpaceX gears up for more launchesIMAGE
nasaspaceflight.com• Sep 10, 2021• 1 min read
First Starlink shell nearing completion as SpaceX gears up for more launchesSpaceX has been working for over seven years on the planning, production, and deployment of their Starlink satellite internet constellation, with the first regulatory filings dating back to 2014. Now heading into the latter stages of 2021, the company is nearing completion of the initial deployment for the constellation and preparing to expand its capabilities with extended geographic coverage and updated designs of both the satellites and ground equipment in their network.
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Looking for Tech Cofounder / CTOIMAGE
news.ycombinator.com• May 3, 2012• 1 min read
Looking for Tech Cofounder / CTOJob Posting – Technical Cofounder and CTO contact: dustin@hockeyfollower.com The Company Hockey Follower is a web application that combines a social network for competitive hockey players with an unparalleled aggregation of statistics from hockey leagues around the world. In a model similar to LinkedIn, players, coaches, and scouts can communicate and track statistics on the private side, and fans can follow and interact with players on the public side. Founder Dustin Sproat recognized the need for better statistics and communications within the hockey community while managing Hockey Players for Kids (HP4K), a successful charity engaging over 70 pro hockey players with kids in their communities. The Hockey Follower site will feature game statistics, an interactive charitable application, and the hottest news, blogs, videos, and twitter postings about the players. Amateurs can get noticed by scouts, and pro’s are able to brand themselves by using simple applications that make it easy to
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news.ycombinator.com• 1d ago• 1 min read
Ask HN: Are there any PiKVM equivalent iSCSI USB gadget projects?I know plenty of us have read about and then experimented ourselves an iSCSI backed "USB drive" along the lines of [0] making use of Linux USB gadget functionality. That allows using high performance network storage with devices that have no native network storage support, or really bad support, or no native high speed networking, or no native networking at all for that matter. All sorts of devices and OS reliably support simple USB mass storage though. And the capability reminds me a lot of the earlier roll-your-own IP KVM efforts. In that case though both companies and crowd funded efforts have since then run with the idea and produced some really polished and friendly off the shelf products, with a thorough round up by Jeff Geerling getting some attention on HN a few months ago [1, 2]. Those products are quite nice and have helped me sell it to clients who are leery of something that seems overly home cooked.iSCSI USB should be amenable to the same sort of polishing and refinement,
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