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Brian Fantana

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  1. Yeah, I knew about the problem with the Raptor engines. It seems pretty much unsolvable at this point without redesigning the entire rocket. The decision to make it out of stainless steel is an understandable one considering I think the ultimate goal with the design was to be a deep space craft, but that seems like a child's dream at this point. That video is weird, like it's an AI voice dubbed over the guy's video. He seems to know what he's talking about but the audio doesn't seem to be in sync and it's weirding me out lol
  2. Not saying you guys are doing this, but it's important that we stop attempting to contextualize the Israeli/Palestinian conflict as if it is a religious one. It is not, and the only reason anyone views it that way is because of how it has been contextualized by Western governments and media for many decades. That very sentiment is actually a big part of the problem. It causes a whole lot of misplaced distrust and fear across the board that spills over into other aspects of life for Jews and Muslims alike.
  3. Yeah I can't think of a good reason for the car not alerting the user.
  4. Yeah that's totally what you're doing and not being an annoying twat because you happened to buy a Tesla as per usual.
  5. Can't you fucking defend Tesla until your dying breath on another goddamn forum? You're so fucking annoying, jesus christ. It was a FSD crash. SHUT THE FUCK UP.
  6. This is why I've tried to hammer the point home over and over and over since Oct 7th that Israel's actions have and will continue to make Jewish people much less safe worldwide. Setting aside the rest of the world for the moment, there's already a baseline level of antisemitism in this country that is more or less considered to be acceptable, and of course the current administration is filled with antisemitic monsters that maintain a facade of "combating antisemitism" in order to further erode our rights. The sickness within Israeli society feeds off the sickness in our own and it has created a terrible feedback loop. Obviously, anyone who isn't an insane reactionary understands that the worldwide Jewish diaspora is not responsible for what the Israeli state is doing right now. There are arguments to be made against organizations like the ADL and other organizations/people who behave as mouthpieces in order to manufacture consent for its actions, but still the point largely stands. We're reaching a critical point in time. More and more people every day are turning against the Israeli state as they perpetrate a genocide while claiming they're doing it all in the name of Judaism. These actions unfortunately paint a massive target on the backs of innocent people like yourself worldwide, because for all of the genuine anger against the state of Israel, the danger Jewish people are in is compounded by the already existing levels of antisemitism and people who want to use Israel's actions as an excuse to attack Jewish people. If and when Israel manages to "finish the job" (and we all know what that really means), it will get far worse and I honestly don't know how we will protect people. The only way it's going to get better is putting an end to the genocide now and holding those responsible accountable for their actions now. Every day it continues, there will be more attacks and things will only continue to get worse. I would urge anyone that you know not to attend Jewish events for now, or at least carefully vet where they are going to be held and perhaps contact the organizers to see what kind of precautionary/security measures are being taken. I was literally talking yesterday to a couple of friends of mine who are planning on attending a couple of events at Stroum in Seattle this month. I didn't go so far as to try and talk them out of it, but I am obviously concerned for their safety. They understand what's going on and the risks involved, though, so hopefully everything goes on without a hitch.
  7. What we know about the suspect and victims in the Boulder attack | AP News AP (and other outlets) are now saying he had a makeshift flamethrower. Seems incredible that no one got killed, especially the suspect. It almost seems like he was trying to commit suicide by cop as well, and the cops had him at gunpoint but showed restraint.
  8. Yes, as I said, this particular tweet is fine.
  9. Fuck yeah I'm in for another Rex crashout
  10. Bro is gonna brick his own brain trying to get inside the AI's
  11. This is why I just eat gummies. Well, at least until Lt. Gov. Fuckhead came along.
  12. No notes on this particular tweet but worth keeping in mind that this Twitter account is extremely bad and you shouldn't follow it or lend it any clicks. It's not a real org and it's run by one crazy lady in Long Island.
  13. He lost it all. Which one of you morons is this Seems more like pure greed to me. I can't imagine they're losing money.
  14. But he was died
  15. Slorch could NEVER be biased!!!
  16. Klan Barbie
  17. This isn't the right thread to discuss it but suffice to say certain current events are happening that make the likelihood of something like this happening unfortunately high. These things will likely keep happening and/or get worse.
  18. It's not and it's not helpful to handwave away unhinged shit like this with uneducated bullshit like that.
  19. It doesn't matter, astronauts are not going to be fooled if he makes a push to nudge the thresholds a few percentage points. This is a hard stop because he can't coerce, threaten, or pressure anyone to get on that vehicle. There is no leverage. Yeah of course.
  20. I quit after I got 6 of the first 8 incorrect. I made a comeback in the home stretch or I'd have been under .500 It really is pretty sobering
  21. You did not even respond to what he said, do you still not understand? How can you be this fucking stupid?
  22. Yeah, I'm just saying the software engineering space has been like that for quite a few years and just getting worse recently.
  23. I mean he's not designing the rocket. But I don't disagree, I just think the project was doomed from the start because it's far too complex for something as large as it is that's supposed to be reusable. Even if it has multiple successful flights from here on I'm not sure it will ever fly as it was intended because I'm not sure it ever meets NASA's acceptable risk thresholds considering the number of failure points we're dealing with here.
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