I'm not sure how people saw that they signed a $200 mill contract with the Pentagon and somehow came away with the idea that the Pentagon wouldn't use it for war.
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As a business analyst that worked between the engineers and the end customer, I can attest that in my situation, the engineers had zero idea what the customer wanted. In fact, when I presented the engineers with the customer's requirements (no designer involved), they told me I was wrong, contacted the customer personally, and only then came back and said, "Ok, we'll do it that way."
That's a very mild way of putting it, and to pretend like this is a recent thing, too.
That German opera "Monster's Paradise" had a scene with a building sized baby in a diaper with a human sized head on top and I've never seen something so on point in my life.
I call coffee 'care coffee'. Because I don't care about anything until I have some xD
Karlach in hell would argue with you haha
Honestly, we need to get better about talented individuals in these industries having at least an idea floating around in their minds to rebuild a new 'insert company' when they pull this shit. Like, have it in your backpocket and be ready to act. The only thing that can stop this shit is to use those good reputations to create competitive products.
+1 for this. I had one provided for me for some minor heart palpitations and I wasn't expecting it to make me the best me I've ever been.
Oh I don't disagree. Hope my post wasn't interpreted as defending this asshat.
Did it occur to anyone that Russia was blackmailing Elon over this and now that it's out he can finally do what's right regarding Starlink Access?
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Why stop there? Just dig up the entire semi-peninsula there and make the strait STRAIGHT AGAIN