MrSpArkle

It is both. And one is necessary for the other.

I mean you’re looking at what it will take to fully control guns in America.

Any second thoughts?

This is terrible advice. They can and will track you down. Only way this might be viable is if everyone turns off their transmissions and the transmitter changes location constantly or is deployed via drone sporadically.

Orbital data enters aren’t happening. A million starlinks aren’t happening. And musk will eventually die. I’m only defending a reasonable size of constellation.

I can’t afford a boat, but I benefit from the goods and food that they transport.

This conversation is a waste of time no matter how much of a nazi Elon is.

This is what the sky would be like in the majority of science fiction. If you want space exploration, there will be space infrastructure, and as time goes on that infrastructure will increase both in amount and size, not to mention the traffic to and from.

It is like complaining about the clutter of the marina while wanting to explore the ocean.

Used Prusa.

NASA has contracted out basically all their rockets. We need spacex. Elon needs to be in jail. If only for threatening national security with this dumb move. Never mind being a Nazi and election interference.

They won’t achieve it and they’re going to sunk cost the global economy into a nosedive.

Restricting superior foreign cars worked for China.

Laptops. The M series is silly.

That’s like, the least likely thing. It’d destroy their brand.

More likely is mediocre refreshes.

General Eisenhower definitely bombed some people.

Why would I celebrate stock buybacks?

Also spacex lost like 20 or so Falcons before their first successful mission. Maybe they will explode as many Starships, but they have hit that number yet.

It’s ok to hate Elon, and there are many valid criticisms to make regarding spacex, but they’re the best in the world right now and it isn’t even close.

The biggest issue with Spacex is that Elon needs to be removed before he ruins it like he ruined Tesla.

How has spacex had very few successes? Their Falcon 9 rocket is basically operating like clockwork. They launch more rockets than the rest of the world combined.

The starship failures are higher profile but even those failures are typical when testing new vehicles, especially one as experimental and complex.

SpaceX and Starlink basically have no competition, and if they did, said competitor would also need to be heavily subsidized.