SpaceX can make the payloads, and they already do in the form of starlink.

NASA carries out research/experiments something that spaceX probably doesn’t want to compete in since for the most part it does not pay

NASA does not build it’s own rockets (anymore) they make the payloads. NASA will never make rockets as good/cheap as a companies like ULA and SpaceX.

Take a look at the cluster fuck that is the SLS if you want an example

How is NASA a competitor to SpaceX?

Click the wiki link

Zenfone 8 and 9 are valid options, I’m using one rn

I don’t really know who was doubting it, they had already invaded a couple years prior, it’s not wonder they wanted to finish the job

The tweet for those curious

Don’t say Hess to Nazi accusations! Some people will Goebbels anything down! Stop Gőring your enemies! His pronouns would’ve been He/Himmler! Bet you did nazi that coming,”

It’s a 150+ employee company, putting out all these videos is very reasonable imo

Spreading information benefits humanity.

Showing someone how to cook a recipe benefits humanity.

Informing people about things that are happening benefits humanity.

Telling your story, and letting others learn from it benefits humanity.

Entertaining people, even just for a moment benifits humanity.

Linus posted about it on the forum, and everything he said on the WAN show is correct if you actually watch the full clip instead of what GN edited it to say

Bro shut up let people enjoy things

Ltt didn’t hide shit, they posted it on a public forum

How does chrome make money? It uses ads from Google, chrome on it’s own is not a business.

Say you buy chrome, you have to options

1. Ads built into chrome itself (when you’re in the settings menu, homepage, reading a PDF, playing the dino game)

2. Force your own default search engine, or get a company like Google or Bing to pay you for the privilege of being a default search engine.

Neither of these options are better than the status quo

Meta is very relevant Facebook Instagram whatsapp

Given their AI ambitions, a solution could be building data centers in multiple locations to avoid overloading any one region’s power grid. It would be technically challenging, but it may be necessary, Russinovich told Semafor.

“I think it’s inevitable, especially when you get to the kind of scale that these things are getting to,” he said. “In some cases, that might be the only feasible way to train them is to go across data centers, or even across regions,” he said.

Pretty interesting!

Some KTMs have settings that can be adjusted via the screen like ABS (turned off for offroading) power settings etc…

So if you have a screen might as well add navigation to it

Yeah your right, my only concern is them having a captive market which would allow them to jack up prices but right now there are lots of competing companies so it shouldn’t happen withing the next decade

Houses are expensive enough, no need to make it worse

Allows me to anonymously buy and sell

I just searched linus tech tops degoogle your life part 2 odysee thx anyways