Is it? I don't get any intuitive connection from "telnet" to "shell access over the network", personally. Although, by the same token I would be open to reusing the rsh name; "remote shell" does seem obvious.
It's crazy that not only did the author get this wrong, but then pretends like the difference is still a niche thought experiment:
> Today, some child behavioral experts believe what we are sometimes seeing is not true gentle parenting but rather an anxious drift into “permissive parenting.”
This serves as a pretty great case study in the disparity in manufacturing on and off shore. The phones specs are almost a decade out of date compared to global-sourced phones available today.
> For Artemis III and beyond, NASA is moving to a more permeable Avcoat material, which should allow them to reenter Orion without char loss and bring back a much larger downrange capability, Hill said.
Still glad they're updating for the future.
Even the most damning article I read back before the launch was confident the heat shield would work, but instead laid out how NASA had failed due diligence in testing to meet the threshold for human flight.
Anecdotally, back in college the rooms had CO2 monitors on the walls and I started to notice that professors who closed the doors and let the reader climb as high as 2400ppm were much more difficult to pay attention to than ones who left the room ventilated, with the reader staying 500-800ppm.
