Yeah, but the webpage itself is unauthorized, even though it links to the official sources.

Best case, an overenthusiastic fan, worst case, some bad actor trying to establish a "sleeper page".

curious - which forum is this?

It's highly specific to the country (and also to the social media where the community was once established), so I doubt it is relevant to you. But think fandom non-english space with historical empathizes on female and lgbt members under antilgbt government. Any social media on this particular language that wants to grow large will swiftly remove half of the discussions we can have there. Keeping separate from opinionated socially-aligned people is also a plus

Israel (il-central-1) is also missing.

How do this compare (or differ) to PartyKit?

Partykit is mostly an abstraction on top of Cloudflare Durable Objects and offers simplified Websockets for room-like multiplayer.

Jazz is a framework for building apps around locally mutable collaborative values which are granularly synced (you don't have to worry about data transport or coordinating sync between collaborators, you just set permissions and edit data)

It can't right now, but this is a doable extension

What's the suit situation here? Did SpaceX make two new suits for them to use on the way back, or are they using their Boeing suits to fly back?

I'd imagine the former, but genuinely curious this time.

I believe new suits where made/available somehow. The SpaceX and Boeing suits are not compatible with the others space craft.

They should be! Have we not learned anything from Apollo? :D Or atleast provision an adapter or something.

Not sure how soon if ever Boeing is going to be putting astronauts in space again. I see Blue Origin stepping up and taking their place. Agreed though, should be a set of compatible standards for space suits.

Normally I would disagree with you, but Boeing is facing death by a thousand cuts right now. I could see the US government not letting them fail however. So I’d give it 50/50, not 100% no-fly-again

Yep, Boeing indirectly employs millions in the US. They are going to get a taxpayer funded bailout and golden parachutes whether or not we like it.

Boeing and gov employed sunk cost fallacy. Even if they do cancel it they’ll just restart the same project in 5yrs for twice the cost and a new name

Blue origin so far is a litigation company masquerading as a space company. I'll believe it when I see it.

The goal of two commercial vehicles was dissimilar redundancy. But yeah this should be worked on in the not too distant future.

Found the answer:

> Stich said there is a space suit already on the ISS that one of the astronauts can use for the return trip, and the Crew 9 mission will bring another suit.

https://fortune.com/2024/08/24/boeing-starliner-astronauts-n...

Why is there a waiting list if it's open source?

not fully stable yet you can build it yourself from github

Someone did it a while ago:

https://www.wired.com/story/north-korea-hacker-internet-outa...

don't bother with the above link if you're not subscribed to wired, use this instead:

https://archive.is/rWpjI

Disagree. Those suits look much thinner and faster to move in than the current NASA ones, not to mention they can open and close their visors pretty easily.