To be fair, their job is to get high...
Its totally a PR move, and I'm gonna get my free CD.
Just because something is possible, doesn't mean that its in widespread use. TEMPEST has been around for decades, but that doesn't mean its actually practical to do so, especially when it comes to widespread implementation.
There are more important things to worry about.
Could just call them bins and no one would care...
Fortunately, Mozilla is incompetent and lacks conviction, so they won't become anything like OpenAI.
Purely an anecdote, but one of my colleagues refers to the robot as "Claudette". I insist on not giving it a gender or anthropomorhising it, it's an it, and I'll keep misgendering/deadnaming the robot forever.
Fruits. You put a heap of sugar and fruit in a pot and stew it all together and lasts for a long time in the cupboard.
Woah, mark nsfw please.
There is no orbit altitude that requires more energy to maintain than a lower altitude.
Zone 1 requires more reboosting that 2, which requires more than 3, which requires more than 4. I dont know the exact relationship, (someone else might know), but we can consider it linear for simplification. The further away from earth, there will be less atmospheric drag, which means a longer stable orbit.
The travel distance doesn't really change anything, it doesn't affect the orbit stability.
Think of it like this spring. Your satellite can start at any point, and with no additional energy, Itll follow the path all the way down to the middle (earth). Start low, and itll reach ground quickly, start high, and itll take a lot longer. There is no energy required to stay on the spiral path. Once the sat is low enough, you may want to reboost, which is when you need to use energy to jump up to a higher point on the spiral, at which the path continues.
Name checks out :D
If its the CIA funding them, their called "Freedom Fighters" :D
They aren't writing their own kernel, so that should help. Could be interesting for keeping Intel macs going strong after apple drops support.