@revk Being born in the USSR I find it really funny how a lot of soviet things are portrayed. One of the most obvious things is public phones which never ever had incoming numbers assigned to them so there was absolutely no way anyone could call it. You could also only dial numbers within the city or a region. If you wanted to make an overseas call you'd have to go to the postoffice, pre-book your call and use one of the booths assigned to you to get connected.
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alphasixtyfive (alphasixtyfive@fosstodon.org)'s status on Saturday, 02-Mar-2024 03:39:05 JST alphasixtyfive - Haelwenn /элвэн/ :triskell: likes this.
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RevK :verified_r: (revk@toot.me.uk)'s status on Saturday, 02-Mar-2024 03:39:07 JST RevK :verified_r: Watching “for all mankind” (great series). But if it only took a few extra minutes of rocket burn to nudge an asteroid in to Mars orbit not along to Earth, surely it only takes a few minutes of rocket burn to do the opposite and fix the problem and send it off to Earth again? Even if they have to wait for right moment.