NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft has experienced a computer glitch that’s causing a bit of a communication breakdown between the 46-year-old probe and its mission team on Earth.

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    For those who didn’t read the article, voyager 1 is still sending and transmitting data. It’s stuck in a loop sending the same packets to Earth on repeat but it is receiving commands just fine. It’s not completely dark.

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      So the title did its job which is you understand nothing until you enter their site, drive traffic, display ads, and possibly collect your data in the process.

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        Sure and Lemmy did its work by letting me and others relay the info. I hate ads as much as the next guy, especially targeted ads, but the internet is free and I don’t pay CNN a dime so I’ll take the hit for you this time. Next time, you click the clickbait and fill us in ☺️

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        possibly collect your data in the process

        Nooo they respect your privacy just share your stuff with 967 of their partners

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          My point is the title in journalism went from a summary of the story to a confusing false statement that might give you a hint of what the story is about.

          In this story the title is clearly saying Voyager has stopped communicating with Earth which is false.

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            My point is the title in journalism went from a summary of the story to a confusing false statement that might give you a hint of what the story is about.

            This is what we get when nobody wants to pay for news anymore. The fact that news media had to turn to ad-funded models is the fault of everybody who refuses to pay for their news

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              The main issue here isn’t ads. The issue is straight up false titles.

              I understand if they opted for vague summary. But false statement is where i draw the line.

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                And the reason why they have to resort to clickbait titles is to get people on their site for ad views

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                  Clickbait and false statements are two different things.

                  If I write a title saying “Joe Biden resigned” and then talk about how most Americans wants Joe to resign this is considered a false statement.

                  But if I write “Americans wants only one thing” then this is a clickbait.

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            As a smoker: I’m not clueless, I just don’t love myself more than the addiction. But I’m getting there, cause breathing “easily” is an under-rated pleasure, when compared to… not breathing that well

            It can take time to break the mental stuff before breaking the habit, regardless of understood risk

            Now magnets though… I’m at a complete fucking loss

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        RTGs are still used for outer solar system missions. Not enough light for solar panels. Hell, even the Perseverance Mars rover, which was launched in 2020, has an RTG.

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        It takes 20+ hours so since the announcement and now they could have send a command and gotten a response