Rainbowdaesh
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Jul 27, 2026 11:26 PM
Rainbowdaesh
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SecurityBadger
#2 Isn't that space shuttle Colombia, a NASA / Boeing creation, burning up in during reentry? The SpaceX stuff usually blows up on the launch pad.
RetrogradeLlama
Oh no anyway.gif
UglyDanTheUglyMan
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Bohrdumb
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enderite
I don’t know why every company thinks going public is a good idea.
I worked for Oatly (shit company shit milk IMO).
It made great progress riding their reputation. Decided to go public. As soon as they had to open their books. Shares struggled for like a year or so. It was in danger of being delisted several times.
And then the lay offs came. Gotta create value for investors! Fuck the people doin the work!
hipifreq
I really hope all private space ventures fail. We need to do it together for the good of all and not for the profit of the few
Bystandr
Artificial valuations and pump and dump schemes are bad, m'kay?
mrshihtzu
i dont follow
JustDriftingAboutTheInterWebs
WWWileECoyoteDo
This was the plan all along. Felon's Twitter investors needed paying.
Jarjarthejedi
It honestly amazes me every time I see any news about SpaceX, specifically "Starship", because it's always "look at how well this rocket did, what an amazing launch and recovery!" and you look into the details and it's like "2s into launch 4 rockets fail and cannot be restarted, deployment of satellites was 80% completed before the system froze and the others were lost, re-entry destroyed vital systems causing it to crash down."
Jarjarthejedi
I get that it is literally rocket science, but when you're 13/13 on major systems of the thing you're building failing on first-time usage, maybe you suck at building stuff and shouldn't be trusted with people's lives? That thing is going to kill people once it launches, and Musk is gonna be completely laissez-faire about how "oh yeah, sometimes astronauts die, no biggie" :(
psmith00
along with the rest of his portfolio, it cannot fall fast enough or far enough.
SecretAgentSuperBooger
dontrike
GO LOWER!
AnythingMuchShorter
At first saw the IPO and wondered if I should have stayed at SpaceX, they gave me a low ball offer with options to buy lots of stock. But the thing is it's just a chance to pre-buy, it isn't free. And employee stock has a lockout period that even now is still in effect. It this point if I'd stayed for like 10 years to get that payout, I'd be down $10 per share on the strike price they were asking.
khora
Note that SpaceX already got their money when they sold their new shares in the IPO.
Slonato
Yea, this is just ruining Elon supporting chuds. Oh no.
khora
Shame that all employees can't sell until a bit into August.
stevelite
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