Adulte de sexe féminin. Universaliste, critique de l'identité du genre, pour la laïcité sans adjectifs et abolitionniste de la prostitution et de la GPA.
In 2024, @ToscaMusk and I tried out the Cybercab, which is launching today. It really is strange not to have a steering wheel nor pedals, but it will free up a lot of space for my dogs. Also, the trunk is huge.
Starship Flight 14 is likely to deploy operational V3 Starlinks (per Elon and FCC filings). Depending on the exact number of V3 sats (I expect between 20-60) in this first launch, this starship launch will be equivalent to 3-8 weeks of F9 Starlink bandwidth (at peak cadence). Said another way, what F9 took up to 2 months to deploy Starship can do in ~45 minutes.
Maye Musk: The media and politicians need to change and stop being mean, nasty, and dishonest. They hated on Elon for 15 years, and I used to trust them on other news until I realized they’re dishonest in every aspect.
Elon Musk was recently seen at Mar-a-Lago.
He recently underwent neck surgery. His 5th neck/back surgery. Even with all the pain, he hides it behind a smile and continues to work tirelessly. Wishing him a speedy recovery and good health!
Maye Musk praised China in her most recent interview.
Maye Musk:
"My children definitely want to come. My daughter Tosca and her twins all want to come to China. Now, there would have to be a Chinese bestseller for her to come here.
When you come here, you feel safe. Everything is clean and neat, and everyone is honest.
I was in Guangzhou, and I was walking with my agents. We were going to walk along the river, and they said, “Just leave your bag in the car.”
I asked, “You can leave your bag in the car?”
They said, “It will be there on the other side.”
When I arrived, it was there, and my bag was safe. You cannot do that in many countries. Little things like that surprise me, and it is a happy surprise."
Many people are still unaware of this fact. The Super Heavy booster that SpaceX successfully caught after Starship Flight 7 was actually used again for Flight 9
SpaceX literally caught a skyscraper-sized rocket with the tower... then sent it back to space