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I read this as SpaceX and was disappointed.

• gordondavidf 7y ago
  Did the exact same thing. I don't know what I thought SpaceX was going to give me for free. But I was excited about it.
• IAmEveryone 7y ago
  Which made me wonder: is there a wave of startups ending with X these days, imitating SpaceX? Web 1.0 (or was that already 2.0-beta-2?) had so many <consonant>r’s, imitating flickr, it became a joke. Wasn’t even Facebook at some point thinking about “Facebookr“? Don’t really see that level of groupthink anymore.
  • dfox 7y ago
    > Web 1.0 (or was that already 2.0-beta-2?) flickr is one of the things that were used as an example of what "Web 2.0" is supposed to be when the term became popular, so that was well into the "Web 2.0" era.
• auvi 7y ago
  Same here. And the word “launches” added to my confusion as I thought SpaceX “launched” a rocket.
• _Microft 7y ago
  Do not despair! FTFY: https://i.imgur.com/JZf4z90.png https://i.imgur.com/JZf4z90.png
  • cbsks 7y ago
    lol. Slow day at work?
    • deleted 7y ago
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• lii5a 7y ago
  For y'all disappointed we're not SpaceX, here's a little query you can copy-paste into SpectX to query SpaceX telemetry data and calculate the max q between seconds 48 and 89. Copy, paste, run, press 'graph' and voilá :) https://go.spectx.com/queries/rockets https://go.spectx.com/queries/rockets
  • dghughes 7y ago
    Just rename the company Tesler.