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Boeing’s ‘Starliner’ Also Experienced an Issue on Its Return to Earth

Friday the Orlando Sentinel covered NASA’s 2024 mission-safety report from the Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (formed in 1968). The report “commended the agency’s handling of last year’s beleaguered Boeing’s Starliner mission [prioritizing astronaut safety], but revealed yet another issue found during the flight and questioned the agency’s needs for the spacecraft in the future…” [The

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El Salvador Congress Votes to Revoke Bitcoin’s ‘Legal Currency’ Status

After finalizing loan terms with the IMF, El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly approved changes to the country’s Bitcoin Law last week by a 55-2 vote, “effectively removing bitcoin’s status as legal currency,” reports Reason. Under the new rules, bitcoin is no longer considered “currency,” though it remains “legal tender.” Another change makes using bitcoin entirely voluntary.

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PlayStation Network struggles to return from a nearly daylong outage

PlayStation Network (PSN) has been experiencing a multi-hour outage that started Friday evening. According to Sony’s PSN status page, account management, gaming and social, PlayStation Video, PlayStation Store, and the PlayStation Direct website are all dealing with issues. Though the status page still reports issues, PSN is showing signs of recovery. A PlayStation Reddit community

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The FSF Will Auction the Original GNU Logo Drawing, Stallman’s Medal, and an Amiga

The Free Software Foundation “hinted that it would organize an unprecedented virtual memorabilia auction” in March to celebrate this year’s 40th anniversary, according to an announcement this week. Those hints “left collectors and free software fans wondering which of the pieces of the FSF’s history would be auctioned off.” But Tuesday the FSF “lifted the

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