On This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte chats with Christina Warren, Sam Abuelsamid, and Reed Albergotti about the stranded NASA astronauts up in space who are now scheduled to return home on a SpaceX Crew Dragon vehicle (instead of the Boeing Starliner).
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Elon is reliable! If you don't like Starlink, use something else Leo.
I thought NASA's investment in Space X means Elon cannot make arbitrary decisions without NASA's input so doesn't matter how unpredictable Elon is, Space X is held on a very short leash.
DEI fabrication at work. SLS tank failed welding inspection. PS Don't blame Douglas again. I flew both products both were great until. I'm the wrong; sex, color, and fought in the wrong war. All thx to DEI glad I'm retired.
Wait, comments are enabled?? I wish they were enabled for all of Twit’s videos!!
Why are we not asking why NASA and the US government are relying on private industry for space craft? We should have never done that.
says a lot less about Elon musk and more about the rest of our billionaires who put billions into scams instead of something that could benefit humanity.
The same epitaph as General Motors. I started with GM in management in 1969. At that time it was run by "car guys" (engineers, sales, and marketing) and owned 52% market share of the industry. Then an amalgam of nitwits decided that price earnings ratio should become the driving force for the future. That brought in Roger Smith. The ensuing path lead to the destruction of the company. Lesson learned … never let the bean counters and lawyers run the company. Product is what the customers are buying and when it slides (as with GM) the support mechanism for price earnings ratio is out the window. I saw GM sliding and circling the drain in 1987 and left for an executive position at Toyota. After 30 years at Toyota, my observations have born out. It's the "PRODUCT" and its ongoing development that endear customers. This is why EV will not succeed. Boeing is self-directing the same path. The quality of the planes is down, their entry into the space industry is ill founded, and now the complete embarrassment of Elon being selected by NASA to rescue the astronauts.
Ah, nice seeing Leo. I have listened to TWiT for so many years but I ran out of time about 8 years ago 🙁
Rock on! 😀
What has Elon Musk done to deserve this disdain?