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mlindner
2y ago
It's crazy how there's a bunch of sockuppets in here replying to each other.
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mlindner
2y ago
Cutting off Starlink was never threatened on Ukraine access. SpaceX, Musk and Ukraine themselves (both Zelensky and other Ukrainian government officials) have all denied it.
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mlindner
2y ago
The US has not stopped providing Starlink in any way. This is entirely based around fear that the US government may suddenly stop supplying Ukraine with Starlink connectivity. Also Eutelsat is not a victim. My point is that they're cap
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mlindner
2y ago
Eutelsat already has global coverage. So coverage is also the wrong word to use.
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mlindner
2y ago
The CEO is blatantly lying to you at a level that I would call securities fraud. First off the basic facts are wrong, SpaceX has just over 7000 satellites, not 40,000. Secondly it is physically impossible to launch even 7000 satellites with
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2y ago
The title is intellectually dishonest. Eutelsat is not in any way a rival to Starlink. They are not at all playing in the same league. Starlink has over 7000 satellites. Eutelsat has several hundred they got from their purchase of OneWeb an
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2y ago
His wording is specifically "I think there is a less than zero chance that we did not go to the moon", i.e. he's not 100% sure but pretty sure we landed on the moon.
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2y ago
Yeah but that didn't pay for the vehicle development.
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mlindner
2y ago
Musk wasn't even born to wealth...
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2y ago
None of those points are accurate. He is not his main partner in 25 countries. He did not lose 7 billion dollars from anything related to this. That is a completely made up story. Carlos Slim is literally a bit player authorized reseller. T
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2y ago
I'm surprised even hacker news is getting suckered in by this. This is a tabloid website and no legitmate source is reporting on this. The article also lies significantly. Carlos Slim's company was only a Starlink authorized resel
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mlindner
2y ago
Which, it is worth noting, are not blocked. I checked.
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mlindner
2y ago
No. Signal groups are advertised with signal.group URLs.
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mlindner
2y ago
Signal group chat links still work as do signal.org links. It's only signal.me links that are blocked.
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mlindner
2y ago
If you invent reasons to dismiss what people say then there's nothing anyone can say to convince you otherwise.
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2y ago
He certainly is, but AFAIK he hasn't been creating any regulations.
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2y ago
You can drill down by clicking on an agency grouping at the bottom of the page. There's also a breakdown (without the ability to drill down) of regulations vs laws by year. https://doge.gov/regulations
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New DOGE site update breaks down government jobs by salary/age/headcount
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2y ago
There's nothing he's done regarding Starlink in Ukraine that's of note besides denying a Ukrainian government request to enable to Starlink service in Crimea. That is literally it. I don't get why people get so bent out
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2y ago
How is your personal issue on an unrelated topic relevant to the article? I understand you're having personal difficulties but I've never even heard of this issue and more sounds like a simple mistake that can be addressed by talk
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2y ago
I think these types of arguments are somewhat disingenuous when it's referring to tax breaks on future taxes. It doesn't harm the state at all because the company wouldn't have located in the state in the first place without
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2y ago
In the US they generally add toxic chemicals back in for that kind of thing to prevent people doing that.
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Because the contaminants in that 0.01% can be byproducts of the refining process and not necessarily what was in the air originally.
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2y ago
There are low lunar orbit frozen orbits that don't do that.
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It's not being privatized because it's extremely expensive to maintain and also it's politically impossible as several modules are Japanese or European owned and half the station is Russian and there's no propulsion on t
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It's worth mentioning that Gateway is on the cutting block if the likely SLS cancellation happens during this incoming administration. As the entire reason for Gateway existing and being where it is is to act as a destination for SLS b
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2y ago
To be clear, I'm saying too many from one place shouldn't be allowed in in the first place. If they're let in the path to citizenship should be straight forward.
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2y ago
Yes the Falcon 9 and Starship rockets are fantasies... /s
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That's stated in the article.
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2y ago
Elon Musk is in fact incredibly popular, even if he is highly polarizing. His poll numbers are similar to Trumps and Trump won the national election.
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