Unmasking Elon Musk

[Al Bundy 4eva!]

Biking community , please join me

Let us pray..

Please God, don't let Starship explode tomorrow, this will likely dump Teslas share price and I could lose hundreds of thousands in capital

Amen.

Even though the Starship launch was delayed, this is a success for Tesla stock

Because Starship didn't explode!

Well done Elon, well done, the KB community congratulates you..

[onearmedbandit]

the KB community congratulates you..

Dude...you're discussing this with half a dozen people, most just don't care.

[Al Bundy 4eva!]

Dude...you're discussing this with half a dozen people, most just don't care.

So long as you care one arm bandit, that's all that matters, all that matters...

But for real

I tried to say goodbye, but the KB community keeps trolling me back in and I take the bait all the time!

[sugilite:Me]

I would imagine this would be quite a significant loss for twitter.

https://mashable.com/article/microso...ising-platform

[husaberg]

So long as you care one arm bandit, that's all that matters, all that matters...

But for real

I tried to say goodbye,

Why limit it to here, You really should start an "i am leaving Kb thread"

[SaferRides]

Even though the Starship launch was delayed, this is a success for Tesla stock

Because Starship didn't explode!

Well done Elon, well done, the KB community congratulates you..

Slightly premature?

https://www.theguardian.com/science/...droidApp_Other

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[sugilite:Me]

All part of testing new technologies, but the " Starship experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly before stage separation,” quote was pretty hilarious

[nerrrd]

It is rocket science, after all. There’s no guarantee they’ll ever be able to get it working reliably.

By all accounts though, it was a pretty good first step. But then they would say that so as to not upset NASA and the shareholders.

[nerrrd]

All part of testing new technologies, but the " Starship experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly before stage separation,” quote was pretty hilarious

An 'RUD' (Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly) is apparently a standard industry term. I believe they may have used the 'FTS' (Flight Termination System) to blow it up when it went out of control.

[TheDemonLord]

All part of testing new technologies, but the " Starship experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly before stage separation,” quote was pretty hilarious

The graphics on KSP2 really have come a long way...

[Al Bundy 4eva!]

That was badass seeing the sky tower lift off the ground, I think they said they had 9 more ready to go?, I vaguely remember Musk saying Space X is building 2 raptor engines every 6 month's? I'd expect more exploding sky towers until they nail it!, the funding is coming from the successful space x payload deliveries, I think they are sending equipment to space twice a week ?

God I wanna go die on Mars next decade or so,!..who the fuck wants to die of old age in NZ..

[husaberg]

God I wanna go die on Mars next decade or so,.

Are you looking to crowd fund a one way trip

Musk can't guarantee though you will make it 4 minutes in his rockets. But i doubt you have ever last 4 minutes with anyone.

Even though the Starship launch was delayed, this is a success for Tesla stock

Because Starship didn't explode!

Well done Elon, well done, the KB community congratulates you..

well you certainly buggered that prediction as well.

[pete376403]

That was badass seeing the sky tower lift off the ground, I think they said they had 9 more ready to go?, I vaguely remember Musk saying Space X is building 2 raptor engines every 6 month's? I'd expect more exploding sky towers until they nail it!, the funding is coming from the successful space x payload deliveries, I think they are sending equipment to space twice a week ?

God I wanna go die on Mars next decade or so,!..who the fuck wants to die of old age in NZ..

And the payloads on the ones that explode? how do they feel about paying for non-delivery?

[onearmedbandit]

And the payloads on the ones that explode? how do they feel about paying for non-delivery?

Actually their success rate is quite strong, sure the development rockets suffer RUD's but that's part of development. They wouldn't be used by so many companies if the risk outweighed the rewards.

[Al Bundy 4eva!]

The future is looking bright!