You don’t need a user account or password to receive a push notification.

You just need to have the app installed. The app can be configured by the developer to receive push notifications.

missed which community this was, and my comment wasn’t relevant given the community.

You can get a DrinkMate which can carbonate anything, no need to dilute. It has a built in pressure release, and is easily cleanable by design.

Don’t use a sodastream, it’s not meant for anything but water. It’d make a mess and be very hard to clean.

This isn’t even your regular face eating.

Elon tried to support Trump the first term, and was on some committee, but he left when Trump was talking about leaving the Paris accord as it was against his climate goals with EVs.

Only to get back in bed with him a 2nd time.

So this is two face eatings from the same person.

You wouldn’t be able to access twitch. You’d have to buy cable TV or an antenna for the free channels. Either way media wins via commercials.

LOL wasn’t expecting that.

Cop: WTF happened here?

Driver: It drove itself onto the tracks

Cop: Okay, but what about the other 49 feet of the 50 feet it’s on the tracks?

Driver: …

LOL right? Like deciding to see what the car will do ON RAILWAY TRACKS is absolutely fucking bonkers.

How the fuck do you let any level 2 system go 40 to 50 fucking feet down the railroad tracks.

We’re they asleep?

Hard to say since a lot of immigrants with legal status have been kidnapped and trafficked out of country.

And their 1st stage is designed to be reusable, so we might have another reusable provide in the near future.

It might take a handful of launches to get there, but they are on that path.

Up and down isn’t a hard problem in the grand scheme of things. It’s expensive and doesn’t offer much benefit which is why people generally haven’t bothered.

Going up and over at orbital velocities and coming back is the hard part, and none of these new spaces companies have done that successfully yet, and SpaceX has now done it with 2 vehicles and reused them both.

New Glenn from Blue Orgin might be the first after SpaceX but it blew up coming back on their first attempt, but it’s been designed to be orbital and reusable

I think the point of propaganda is that it works, so they don’t realize they’re stupid and need to look elsewhere.

They shove it down their throats that the other sources are all lies so they think they’re being smart, and it’s been happening their entire lives.

So while they’re idiots, I’m not sure how much of a choice it is for a lot of them. They were manufactured that way.

The answer might be no today, but always seems like a stretch.

I’m annoyed the pieces are bottom adjusted…

Okay, but could ChatGPT be used to vibe code a chess program that beats the Atari 2600?

That’s a pretty bad story of itself to make up.

Elon says his son punched him after he told him to punch him.

The FCC revoked that award before the money was handed over because starlink wasn’t meeting the speeds they needed to meet for the deadline 3 years in the future and they didn’t think they would make it. The speeds that money was supposed to help them achieve launching the satellites required to meet it.

No one else had that made up requirement put on them in advance.

The goal that was 3 years in the future, which would have been around now or early 2026, required them to meet their speed (100d + 20u) and latency (<100ms) goals for 40% of the 650k rural users.

They had 1.5 million US customers at the start of 2025, not sure how many are part of this rural 650k but id imagine the majority are, and only 260k of the rural ones have to meet the requirements.

Ookla did a post about starlink in Maine where it shows many of the users are meeting those requirements

https://www.ookla.com/articles/above-maine-starlink-twinkles

Median DL: 116.77 (over the required 100)

Media UL: 18.17 (just shy of the required 20)

90th Percentile DL: 250.96

90th Percentile UL 27.17

If Maine is a representative example, then they are probably meeting their 40% target of 260k rural users despite not getting the money which would have accelerated things and made launches more focused on meeting the goals.

Edit: extra details.

Edit: I was just looking up more info on the program, and the deadline to report would have been in January 2025, so it would have been with the 1.5 million users they had at the start of the year, not around now, or 2026 as I’d said. That Ookla report was December 2024. We should get a report from the FCC (this summer?) that outlines how many others met their respective 40% target.

I wish there was more municipal fiber. It’s absolutely insane that the big ISPs fight it and often win.