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So the performance envelope of the Shuttle was not actually well known, despite having flown over 100 flights.

Can someone do a quick back of the envelope calculation on how much bandwidth this will actually eat up?

That's no different to an IP address or a DNS record or something that you'd put on an envelope.

The biggest upside on Ethereum will be a company that understands the medium, starts small, and presses the envelope.

If the envelope gets too heavy and your postal budget gets used up with a couple deliveries is that right?

The content of our communications is the matter under consideration i.e the content of the envelope.

On second thought, after doing some back-of-the-envelope calculations, the per-pageview fee would have to be a lot more than that.

Mail yourself an unopen envelope, then put whatever you want inside it later and seal it?

I can still smell the sharpie ink and wet postage drying on the back of a manila envelope.

You can outturn your enemy in a wider portion of the flight envelope, in an area where fighter aircraft were traditionally not the greatest.

He's usually outside my office for approx 90 mins and some back of the envelope points to him making over $200 in that time.

Back on the envelope calculations suggest that is not profitable investment.

The vast majority of content producers who rely on ad revenue make the same estimations about risk, and try to stay away from the edges of the "risk envelope" for profitable content, with obvious implications for diversity and quality.

And if I want to sell something and I can’t possibly relate to whoever would want to buy it—I keep an eye out for the envelope marked “You’re pre-approved!”" I think the point was to re-purpose the techniques from direct-mail advertising to match the next generation of direct response marketing (like emails and sales landing pages).