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They did not.

Historic is mostly the price tag. Everything else has been done before.

Looking forward to a reusable launch system flying around the moon for cheaper than currently launching to LEO. That will be historic.

It changed quite a bit.

iCloud backups aren’t e2e encrypted?!

Correct.

The All-In podcast about this is worth listening to.

Considering that part of the money went to you-know-who, it’s no surprise that those groups don’t ask any tough questions.

That’s the exact same things you could hear 10 years ago regarding electric cats. And now every single car company is panicking to adopt electric, and many countries are going to make burners illegal.

So give out some years. Production capacity isn’t that high anyway, mostly because of battery production capacities.

Did Iridium have reusable rockets too?

Yep. And the entire media apparatus changed its behavior at the same moment into the same direction. Weird.

*launched and landed

Based on the staff they actually need.

It’s a news headline. So it’s less about accuracy and more about drama.

Trying to get a discount, not news.

Just a reminder that no “livestream” in China is actually live. Ever.

Hit piece. The corporate media is trying to force Musk in line with the Uniparty.

Guido was today on Lex Fridman’s podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/lex-fridman-podcast/id...

Chrome users are probably okay with tracking anyway, but Firefox, Brave, Vivaldi, etc could implement more fine grained controls. Not only for geolocation.

This is actually something that browsers can mitigate. Allow users to give tracking permissions not only for subdomains, but also for paths.

    Deny: google.com/*
    Allow: google.com/flights

Something like that.

Don’t know why you are downvoted.

It’s a noble mission, but eventually a pointless one, I believe. It looks more and more like the entire strategy of having a bazillion mini repos all importing each other is doomed to fail.

But hey, maybe I’m wrong and all those automated auditing tools actually manage to keep dependencies sufficiently safe.

That would be the best outcome, but I am increasingly pessimistic. There is just too much to gain.

Does every “registry” or “hub” have to repeat the same mistakes? It’s not like the same didn’t happened on pypi, npm, crates, and who knows how many others.

The state powers as well as certain radicalized groups. Terrifying how easy it turned out to wash people’s brains.

Very much my experience too.

People need to actually learn how to write and maintain(!) documentation, otherwise it’s just a huge chaos.

Rule 1: less (text) is more.

He didn’t. The speech is available on YouTube, his calls for peaceful and lawful demonstration are now back on Twitter. Don’t believe lies of the media, look at the original sources. Eye opening.

Most calls to violence I see on Twitter and irl come from the left, so for most racism these days. The switch happened about 7 or 8 years ago and was surprisingly sudden. Took me some years to realize it (I was a “lefty” all my life).

Exactly. Sounds more like the problems of a certain bubble.

Good idea, so I can quickly block the ideological spammers who hate diversity of thought.

I prefer the new open and divers Twitter, thank you.

I don’t know, ask him.

And for Twitter. Free speech deniers leave and Twitter becomes more open and divers. I like it.

What is up with the rage downvotes? It’s pretty easy to look at the replies to popular Twitter users. There are waaay fewer crypto scam bots everywhere. Why deny reality?

And yet, somehow new Twitter has FAR fewer bots and spam tweets that three weeks ago. Hmm…

Edit: downvoting doesn’t change reality