Illegal how?

It can’t be understated how toxic this fuel is. It’s been described as “If you’re close enough to smell it, congratulations you have cancer.”

Because the field is robust enough that you can actually shop around? Or do you assume they'd all be knocking down the door to ask you to pick them?

You might have a different perspective if you're quadriplegic.

Cool. Now go after the domestic social media’s untrustworthy usage of personal data too.

Agreed, when weighed against the entire population of the Sol system, Starfleet made out like bandits.

So far, only NASA, Russia, and China have successfully landed on the Moon.

I assume you mean “engines” when you say “rockets” here. I got confused for a minute

On the contrary, there is no better way to ensure gross scheduling and cost overruns than to engineer everything to work perfectly on the first go See: SLS. Also, Starship is testing technologies unattempted before on both size and functionality, so attempting to engineer it to work with zero failures is wholly…

Nobody bats an eye when Blizzard, or EA, or Naughty Dog, or Bioware, or almost every other developer on the planet creates derivative content...

Yeah, there are more than enough reasons to hate on Elon these days, but I really do find this lawsuit puzzling. ITAR is really stringent on its requirements and the idea that non-permanent citizens are actually allowed comes as a surprise to most in the space community.

Quite the inconvenience for the 45 seconds it’ll take them to create another account.

It’s a pretty perfect fit for Trek

Way to completely misunderstand the situation. The problem is NOT that they want to charge for API usage. The 3rd party app developers are on the record saying they AGREE that there should be a reasonable price for access. The issue is that they suddenly slapped a rate on it that is 20 times that of what a similar…

This person needs to not be CEO anymore. Once you start treating your users and largest contributors as the enemy instead of assets, it’s all over.

I haven’t seen anything that said they’ve acquiesced on anything. Is there a source on that? Also, the native Reddit app has many long standing flaws besides just the moderation tools.

When you are making Youtube look like the more creator friendly platform, you are doing something terribly, terribly wrong.

There’s important advice that is told to budding graphic novel/webcomic creators that I find applies to most all content creation: Good writing can make up for bad art. But good art can’t make up for bad writing.

The problem with a diverter is that you’re still placing material directly under enough raw newtonian force to start resembling that of nuclear blasts. There simply isn’t a material we have that can withstand two Saturn V’s to the face, no matter which angle that flame is being pushed. That presents 2 key problems:…

Not sure how much involvement the Chief Twit has with Tesla now a days anyways. SpaceX either. Better for both.