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Chiming in on your update. It's my understanding as well that it's only related to distribution of content. There's nothing keeping you from storing misinformation on your personal Drive, but if you're linking to it from Facebook and using it to, say, sway a political election, cutting off others' access to it makes some sense.
Favorite quote, about 9m in: "I had a group of folks in my office not too long ago [...] house members, democrats and republicans [...] walk over [to my moon rock] and said 'this is actually a moon rock?' ... "and I jokingly said, you ain't seen nothing yet, wait 'til you see what comes home from Mars"
Can a C guru provide a TL;DR of why these are bad?
Pun intended?
That being said, there are NASA sites that are more curated, like https://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/beta
What qualifies as "stunning" in your book if not photos of another world?
Go show a kid the EDL video, and then try to say that again with a straight face
The site isn't great, no. But the reason there's so many repeated images is because NASA doesn't want to be accused of hiding anything.
If they're taking photos for calibration, we get those, just like if they're taking stunning panoramas.
All ya'll complaining that you can take better pictures with your iPhones than Percy can on Mars, please read this: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/spacecraft/rover/cameras/
These are ENGINEERING cameras for taking incredibly precise measurements. Not for populating an Instagram page.
Dude, it's a scientific experiment, not a fucking Instagram shoot
Looks interesting. Getting a weird error when installing it via Homebrew, though: "“Pharo6.1-64” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash."
Anyone experience anything similar?