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We created Neon with the idea of providing developers with a cloud-native Postgres that separates storage and compute to make the database more automated, more scalable, and more durable. After enrolling over half a million databases and nearly a year of listening to user feedbac...
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Some in the space industry have long believed that reusable rockets could tap a large market for high-speed point-to-point transportation. Jeff Foust reports on how the US military is exploring a "Rocket Cargo" program that could do just that, if it can overcome technical and other obstacles.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
New Mexico's Spaceport America is facing a lull in activity when Virgin Galactic stops VSS Unity flights later this year while developing a new line of suborbital spaceplanes. Thomas Matula argues this shows the flaws in the approach the state took to develop the spaceport as compared to the…
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
On Saturday, India launched its latest geosynchronous orbit weather satellite. Ajey Lele describes the evolution of India's weather satellites over the last several decades and whether the country's current capabilities are sufficient.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
It's been more than 40 years since Guy Bluford became the first Black American in space, the culmination of efforts dating back more than two decades. Jeff Foust reviews a new documentary that profiles some of the first Black men who sought to become NASA astronauts.
Huntress
Huntress has validated the vulnerabilities referred to in the latest February 19 ConnectWise ScreenConnect advisory. For on-premise users, it is our strongest recommendation to patch and update to ScreenConnect version 23.9.8 immediately.
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