The Starship is made of steel. It costs only 3% of the price of the previous design. So they can burn through a lot of prototypes to improve design and manufacturing, before costs becomes an issue.
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Some days ago I read that they are currently trying to reduce material thickness to reduce weight. Maybe that contributed to the RUD.
Not published April 1.
Errors are a normal thing for human work, especially software developer. Nothing you are "guilty of" and have to make right with your own money/time (same thing).
Homeoffice, flex time? That's all things that benefit the company just as much.
No relations to working only the hours they are getting paid for.
But that's the trick. You are presenting unrelated things as if they had to do more than agreed upon just to get those. Pretty cheap attempt to guild tripping.
It very much depends on the legal framework that organized workers and organized employers interact in.
Then the other client can download the video via the same e2e tunnel.
"Not to go bankrupt" was only the response to a question about taking Starlink public. Please don't spread lies by taking quotes out of context.
The only good place for a telescope is the far side of the moon.
So it doesn't really say how many tests it can process in a real-world setting.
Are we preparing to blame that on Trump too, now?
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