Well appears I spoke too soon. They didn’t destroy stage 0, just completely compromised their launch platform...

They probably shouldn’t have incorporated the Tesla autopilot software.

Disappointing that stage separation didn’t go off properly, but I’m glad it made it off the pad and past max-q. Depending on what caused stage separation to fail, it may not be too long before they can try for another launch license on the next Starship Superheavy stack.

So yeah, pretty successful overall.

Dude, you know this is Gizmodo. Irrational and petty is their go-to. They’ve got a huge hate hard-on for Musk.

All in all the only thing that looked like it succeeded at was not taking out stage 0. And as that’s all you’re counting for success sure... it was a success. But the results don’t look good.

Still, it’s an amazing result.

Must be quite the job, to manage expectations like that...

Honestly here - why?

Is this Jeff Bezos?

A “space rocket” that can’t make it into space is not........a ........ “space”..... rocket(?)

Still more successful than that time Musk bought Twitter.

with bipartisan support

I have no doubt it’s FAR worse than that.

Am i missing something? hasn’t “msconfig” done this in windows since like Windows 95?

His stupidity knows no bounds.

can I just say, I really hate the Mcdonalds rewards system?

Not on my app... yet.

When I’m interviewing, I have a few questions that I always ask and I pay really close attention, not just to the actual response, but the way they respond, tone, body language, etc. Mainly I’m looking for honest, or what feel like heartfelt answers.

Shop around for interest rates paid on your funds. Bankrate.com is one place to look. When comparing rates, I discovered that the bank I had been using apparently doesn’t want deposits. How did I come to that conclusion? The bank I was using paid so little on one-year CD’s it was hard to notice.