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Azure did this.

Which one?

They are usually trained by their mother.

There's a relevant merger pushed to 2027

Irrelevant

>used exclusively for drone defense

Claim makes no sense

Promise you unless they have a working prototype right now, they aren't going live in 2028

It won't.

See Telesat, Kuiper and Guowang/SpaceSail for an idea of how long these things take.

The Qualcomm license probably makes it too expensive

Around six months to two years depending

Population statistics

Superbird-9

You don't keep stuff you don't want. The code is available and someone was paying for it before. It's not like it's proprietary software that you don't have code for.

There are several consulting companies, including Accenture and IBM you can pay to keep the software on point.

I use demo as part of another software I use everyday, but I certainly don't expect someone else to pay for it by force.

Likely malware

The alternate to Crew Dragon is Starliner. Not whatever you're on about.

There's New Glenn too

There's contracts with the Italian government, starlab and a ridiculously large satellite telescope that's custom made for starship.

It's also an old post.

It's like Patreon, accessible to staff first

I believe it's a global thing.

In some jurisdictions, it may help with criminal but not civil liability.

I don't know about other suppliers, but I know for sure Europe isn't serious about replacing Starlink/Starshield.

It's currently relevant.

Like I said it's a particular issue here.

Ukraine has access to other solutions.

It's a particular issue here.

Go online and try to get one.

Ignore the cost and you'll figure it all out.

I'm sure you have banking regulators and consumer protection you can complain to.

>don’t stand a chance

They've always been better about fund raising

The Starlink service is clearly "flowing" to Ukraine

This post is about Starshield clearly.

They use both.

This the the USG clearly given that it's Starshield.

Early warning?

Well the USG has done what it will given that it seems like the regular stuff is working normally.

There's a difference here given shareholders got compensation