#spacex
6 post(s) tagged spacex.
Apple finally lets you touch the Mac, Cybercabs take over Texas, and Starship gets ready for a catch
Apple put a touchscreen on the MacBook Pro after years of saying no, Tesla's Cybercabs now outnumber its Model Ys in Texas, SpaceX test-fired both halves of the Starship it wants to catch, UniFi stretched PoE to 800 meters, and PHP2Shell went from "patch soon" to "being exploited."
The iPhone folds, Tesla's robots clock in, and every PHP server needs a patch
Another roundup week. The iPhone Duo hit stores and reviewers called it fun, flawed and expensive, Tesla started building Optimus robots while profit fell 43%, SpaceX says it will try to catch both halves of Starship next month, and a pair of PHP bugs means anyone running a website has homework.
The Roadster flew, Starship wants more than a launch a day, and your AI Key needs a patch
A busy week, so it's a roundup. Tesla's Roadster finally showed up (and left the ground), the FAA started reviewing up to 456 Starship launches a year, Meta shipped an open model that wants a terabyte of RAM, Amazon's Bee got new hardware, and UniFi AI Key owners have an update to install.
Starship made it to orbit. Here's why the last 1% was the hard part.
Flight 14 was Starship's first orbital flight, and it carried 26 Starlink V3 satellites. Why "1% more" was such a big deal, and what to watch next.
Starship stuck the landing (in the ocean). That's a bigger deal than it sounds.
Flight 13 deployed 20 next-gen Starlink satellites, relit its engines in space and brought the ship down intact for the first time. The booster had a rougher day. Here's why intact matters.
SpaceX's first month as a public company was a very Elon month
The largest IPO ever popped, soared past Amazon and Microsoft in value, then gave a lot of it back. A rocket company that's also an AI company that's also an internet provider is hard to price. Here's my read.