Russia Just Invaded Ukraine

[Neveragain]

socio-toxic billionaires in our generation.

The only people he triggers are lilliputians, like you, that believe a dude in a dress is a woman.

[Archigeek]

He's been credited as the greatest innovator, but that's not entirely true. The company which created what would become PayPal was created by a company that Musky's own startup merged into.

As for his other business ventures, he's certainly one of the greatest investors and hirers of qualified engineers and scientists that have pushed technologies and the auto industry forward. But labeling yourself as chief engineer and stamping your name on your employees work doesn't make him the greatest engineer.

He's also one of the mostly eccentric and socio-toxic billionaires in our generation.

I've started some companies. It's really difficult. His level of innovation is really way above anyone else. In terms of winning, he's the Tom Brady of technological innovation.

[Gelston]

I've started some companies. It's really difficult. His level of innovation is really way above anyone else. In terms of winning, he's the Tom Brady of technological innovation.

Be prepared for Seran to call you a conservative now.

[Methais]

He's also one of the mostly eccentric and socio-toxic billionaires in our generation.

Why do you hate people with Asperger's?

[Seran]

The man's got ass burgers, he's trying to con the US Government to pay $4,500 per month for Starlink service that everyone else only pays $60 per month. This on the tail end of the second recently announced FTC investigation into illegal trades done by Musky.

The far more expensive part, however, is the ongoing connectivity. SpaceX says it has paid for about 70% of the service provided to Ukraine and claims to have offered that highest level – $4,500 a month – to all terminals in Ukraine despite the majority only having signed on for the cheaper $500 per month service.

The terminals themselves cost $1500 and $2500 for the two models sent to Ukraine, the documents say, while consumer models on Starlink’s website are far cheaper and service in Ukraine is just $60 per month.

That’s just 1.3% of the service rate SpaceX says it needs the Pentagon to start paying.

“You could say he’s trying to get money from the government or just trying to say ‘I don’t want to be part of this anymore,’” said the person familiar with Ukraine’s requests for Starlink. Given the recent outages and Musk’s reputation for being unpredictable, “Feelings are running really high on the Ukrainian side,” this person said.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/13/polit...ine/index.html

[Neveragain]

he's trying to con the US Government to pay $4,500 per month for Starlink service that everyone else only pays $60 per month.

The $4,500 service is not the same as the $60 service. Just like business internet is not the same as residential internet.

You're not transmitting military intel over a residential ISP.

You should provide the service to the Ukraine, you just have to build your own space program, develop all the software and hardware.

Serans space program:

[Neveragain]

The fact that NATO is relying on a private company to provide internet service is laughable.

[Parkbandit]

He's been credited as the greatest innovator, but that's not entirely true. The company which created what would become PayPal was created by a company that Musky's own startup merged into.

As for his other business ventures, he's certainly one of the greatest investors and hirers of qualified engineers and scientists that have pushed technologies and the auto industry forward. But labeling yourself as chief engineer and stamping your name on your employees work doesn't make him the greatest engineer.

He's also one of the mostly eccentric and socio-toxic billionaires in our generation.

You know literally zero about starting a company, let alone having a job where you get paid for your work.

Maybe you should sit this one out.

[Parkbandit]

I've started some companies. It's really difficult. His level of innovation is really way above anyone else. In terms of winning, he's the Tom Brady of technological innovation.

[Methais]

The man's got ass burgers, he's trying to con the US Government to pay $4,500 per month for Starlink service that everyone else only pays $60 per month. This on the tail end of the second recently announced FTC investigation into illegal trades done by Musky.

Twitter isn't real life dude. Stop being such a dumb fuck all day every day.

Btw what are your thoughts on Biden's failed quid pro quo with the Saudis trying to get them to delay cutting oil production until after the midterms?