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Replying to @peterrhague
I think up to 3 minutes is fine. Beyond that keep the sets reasonable
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Replying to @Raptor_54321
Man someone should just do legs, get a few hundred launches, and dominate the Chinese market first
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Replying to @Bartek_Kamyk_
Samoans women have entered the chat. They don’t even like them most of the time but they get them anyway
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I use bots to do stuff I could definitely do but just wasn’t worth my time or attention. Is it really worth doing this busy work for a modest gain? Well. Now it is.
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Replying to @Orbital_Perigee
It’s been 16 years since Falcon 9’s first flight. Entire generations of SpaceX engineers have retired and collect Fabrege eggs as a hobby now. You could just copy it. Lord knows the Chinese are working that model.
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They only build luxury housing which is more expensive and drives up rents! Also gentrification increases cost of living! Look man I’m just the messenger
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I’m seeing more reports it’s just the UA using commercial dishes outside of TOS and with region spoofing that doesn’t work anymore due to tightened SpaceX restrictions on aviation. Nothing to do with Starshield. It’s mostly bootleg Starlink
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Replying to @MsMelChen
Damn. This is advanced historically informed racism. None of this surface level stuff
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Replying to @loraclexyz
I guess we get to see what somewhat modern training and equipment can do if you just don’t give a fuck about ROE
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Replying to @bitcloud
Anyone over 40 who still benches. Stupid shoulder. But I’m so close to 3 plates!
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Replying to @MassDara
Has it been verified they were using Starshield and not bootleg Starlink terminals repurposed for drone guidance? The latter requires DoW cooperation. The latter required some region spoofing… until SpaceX cracked down on aviation using general subscriptions.
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Replying to @samstein
Actually the most likely explanation is that the UA wants to use cheap commercial dishes which explicitly aren’t for military use…. for military use. Then as SpaceX got stricter about aviation and dual use their workarounds stopped working.
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The funny thing is the UA might have been cut off basically incidental to SpaceX being stricter about their aviation packages. Those are way more expensive and can’t be bought at Best Buy.
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Replying to @annmarie
I think what’s actually happening is becoming clearer, and it makes you realize no real journalists exist anymore. Pathetic.
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Replying to @PhillipsPOBrien
Seems the UA was bypassing some restrictions on commercial dishes but SpaceX has been tightening the rules on aviation vs base packages for a while. This isn’t Starshield issue. They want to use regular Starlink for drone guidance. Which is not officially permitted
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Replying to @WSJ @TMFAssociates
Starlink always has low speed limits unless you are using an aviation package. This is partially so cheap commercial dishes aren’t used as guidance systems for cruise missiles/drones. SpaceX has been cracking down in general on use cases like this.
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Replying to @RSA_Observer
This is the first explanation of the situation that actually makes sense. Didn’t know they were physically modifying the dishes, assumed they were doing some clever hacking.
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Replying to @kiingdrea
Thompson for women and Maddox for men are obvious examples. But lots of people use belts at competitions for bench. It’s not uncommon at all!
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Replying to @ralexdc
Reliance on SpaceX? Who else could they possible use? SpaceX is the space industry in the West within a rounding error
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